Kelley, C. T. "Tim" - Center for High Performance Simulation & Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University

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Kelley, C. T. "Tim" - Center for High Performance Simulation & Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University

Carl Timothy Kelley Purdue University 1976
Optimization of Automotive Valve Train Components With Implicit Filtering
CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF THE DIRECT ALGORITHM D. E. FINKEL
Errors (third printing, to be fixed in fourth printing) Iterative Methods for Linear and Nonlinear Equations
PSEUDO-TRANSIENT CONTINUATION FOR NONLINEAR TRANSIENT ELASTICITY
More Efficient Optimization of Long-term Water Supply Portfolios Brian R. Kirsch1
CONVERGENCE ANALYSIS OF SAMPLING METHODS FOR PERTURBED LIPSCHITZ FUNCTIONS
Combining Trust Region Techniques and Rosenbrock Methods for Gradient Systems
Parameter estimation and identification. Olufsen et al. Estimation and identification of parameters in a lumped
A Comparison of Derivative-Free Optimization Methods for Groundwater
Copyright by SIAM. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited. SIAM J. NUMER. ANAL. c 2008 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
SIMULATING NON-DARCY FLOW THROUGH POROUS MEDIA USING SUNDANCE
NONLINEAR MULTILEVEL ITERATIVE METHODS FOR MULTISCALE MODELS OF AIR/WATER FLOW IN POROUS MEDIA
Terahertz-Frequency Quantum Oscillator Operating in the Positive Differential Resistance Region
An Adaptive Restart Implementation of DIRECT D.E. Finkel and C.T. Kelley
C. T. Kelley Curriculum Vitae
A continuous Newton-type method for unconstrained optimization Lei-Hong Zhang
Permanent Rights, N Users' Guide for imfil Version 1.0
Developing Portfolios of Water Supply Transfers Gregory W. Characklis1
Errors (first printing, fixed in second printing) Iterative Methods for Linear and Nonlinear Equations
Parallel Parameter Study of the Wigner-Poisson Equations for RTDs
CONDITION ESTIMATES FOR PSEUDO-ARCLENGTH CONTINUATION K. I. DICKSON
Errors (second printing, to be fixed in third printing) Iterative Methods for Linear and Nonlinear Equations
Implicit Filtering for Constrained Optimization and Applications to Problems in the Natural Gas Pipeline
Enhancement of Numerical Computations of the Wigner-Poisson Equations for Application to the Simulation
MOKRAUER, DAVID SAMUEL. Interpolatory Surrogate Models for Light-Induced Transition Dynamics. (Under the direction of Dr. C. T. Kelley.)