LMIs in Control/Global Minimum of Polynomial via SOS Method

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[UNDER CONSTRUCTION] - CME

The global minimum of a certain polynomial functions f(x) can be found using Sum-of-Squares (SOS) methods. This is a useful starting point to the more-useful but less straightforward issue of local minimums.

Required Data

A polynomial function f(x) whose minimum is desired.

The Problem

To find the minimum value of f(x), we suppose that there exists a scalar p such that

f(x)p0

This is equivalent to determining if (f(x)p) has a SOS representation, since a SOS polynomial is never negative. This becomes an optimization problem by attempting to find the largest possible p such that a representation exists. In other words, the optimization problem becomes

minpp subject to f(x)p0

Example

Code example in SOStools probably worthwhile!

Reference

SOS tools manual is a good one

SOS Basics

Local Minimum is a solid follow-up

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