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The document discusses vectors and functions of vectors. It defines the dot product of two vectors as the sum of the product of their corresponding elements. It states that two vectors are orthogonal if their dot product is zero. It also defines the norm or length of a vector as the square root of the sum of the squares of its components. The document then discusses representing functions of multiple variables in vector form.

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The document discusses vectors and functions of vectors. It defines the dot product of two vectors as the sum of the product of their corresponding elements. It states that two vectors are orthogonal if their dot product is zero. It also defines the norm or length of a vector as the square root of the sum of the squares of its components. The document then discusses representing functions of multiple variables in vector form.

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Teknik Optimasi
10 INTRODUCTION TO
B Sugito
OPTIMUM DESIGN

Modul 1
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1.5.4 Norm/Length of
If we let
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are o"hogonal elements
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ij i1j iË ij j ̄ x
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product:
(1.15) will be also wri#en as a dot
c = =◊ x Ax x (1.16)
Ax ( ) T
1.5.5
Just as a function of a single variable is represented as
Functions
f(x), a function of n independent vari- ables x1, x2, . . . , xn
f fx x x x n ( ) = (1.17)
is wri#en as
We will deal with many( )functions
1 2 , ,..., of vector variables. To
distinguish between functions, sub- scripts will be used.
g gx x x ii n ( ) x (1.18)
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If there are m functions gi(x); i =
= ( ) 1 2 , ,...,1 to m, these will be
represented in the vector
gx x x1xform T
2(...) = [ ] gg (1.19)
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for any e > 0,
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continuous at a point x* if Introduction to
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