Mihai Anitescu

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University of Chicago

United States

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Professor Mihai Anitescu is a faculty member at the University of Chicago. His research primarily focuses on optimization, particularly in the areas of nonlinear programming and optimal power flow. He has contributed to significant advancements in GPU acceleration techniques and stochastic optimal control, with recent publications exploring topics such as scalable methods for nonlinear optimization and real-time power flow solutions.

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University of California, San Diego

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Leveraging GPU Batching for Scalable Nonlinear Programming through Massive Lagrangian Decomposition

Accelerating optimal power flow with GPUs: SIMD abstraction of nonlinear programs and condensed-space interior-point methods

Parallel interior-point solver for block-structured nonlinear programs on SIMD/GPU architectures

Extended Kalman Filter–Koopman Operator for Tractable Stochastic Optimal Control

Scalable Physics-Based Maximum Likelihood Estimation Using Hierarchical Matrices

Superconvergence of Online Optimization for Model Predictive Control

Accelerating Condensed Interior-Point Methods on SIMD/GPU Architectures

Inequality constrained stochastic nonlinear optimization via active-set sequential quadratic programming

Convergence Analysis of Fixed Point Chance Constrained Optimal Power Flow Problems

A feasible reduced space method for real-time optimal power flow

Failure Probability Constrained AC Optimal Power Flow

Failure Probability Constrained AC Optimal Power Flow

On the Convergence of Overlapping Schwarz Decomposition for Nonlinear Optimal Control

Trust-Region Approximation of Extreme Trajectories in Power System Dynamics

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Johannes Brust

Youngdae Kim

Sungho Shin

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