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Kresimir Mihic
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Ph.D. candidate
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Scotland,
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K [dot] Mihic [at]
sms [dot] ed [dot] ac [dot] uk
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I am a Ph.D candidate at the School of Mathematics and a member
of Optimization and Operational Research group. I received my D.
Engr. from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Stanford
University in 2010 under Robert Gray and before joining the
School I was a full-time research scientist at Oracle Labs. My
current research interest includes methods for solving very
large scale problems, and more generally, non-linear
optimization algorithm design and analysis. If you’re new
to the site, please drop me a line. I always like to know who’s
reading.
News
Table of Contents
- Working papers and unpublished
manuscripts
- Journal papers
- Refereed conference proceedings
and presentations
- Miscellany
Working
papers and unpublished manuscripts (comments welcome)
Journal papers
Refereed
conference proceedings and presentations
- “Randomized multi-block ADMM based
iterative methods for solving large scale coupled convex
problems”, with Spyridon
Pougkakiotis and Jacek Gondzio
International Conference on Continuous Optimization (ICCOPT),
Berlin, Germany, 2019.
- "Generalized decomposition for non-linear
problems", with Alan Wood
INFORMS Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 2014.
- “RSSolver: A tool for solving large
non-linear, non-convex discrete optimization problems”,
with David Vengerov and Andrew Vakhutinsky
INFORMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, October 2012.
- "A Tractable approach to solving
store-level retail space optimization with business
constraints", with David Vengerov and Andrew
Vakhutinsky
INFORMS Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
(MSOM) Conference, New York, NY, 2012.
- “Solving retail space optimization
problem using the randomized search algorithm”, with
with David Vengerov and Andrew Vakhutinsky
INFORMS Conference on Business Analytics & Operations
Research, Huntington Beach, CA, April 2012.
Miscellany
My
alter ego is
a passionate scuba diver inspired to explore
and conserve the world’s aquatic environments.
Member of
Global Underwater
Explorers (GUE). Picture at the top of the page credited to
C. Bauder,
Bay Area Underwater
Explorers (BAUE).