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16] P. Wolfe, M. Held and H. Crowder, "Validation of subgradient optimization", Mathematical Programming 6 (1974) 62-88. Mathematical Programming Study 3 (1975) 35-55. E. DONATH and P. WOLFE IBM Thomas J. A. Received Revised manuscript received 28 April 1975 Properties of the sum of the q algebraically largest eigenvalues of any real symmetric matrix as a function of the diagonal entries of the matrix are derived. Such a sum is convex but not necessarily everywhere differentiable. A convergent procedure is presented for determining a minimizingpoint of any such sum subject to the condition that the trace of the matrix is held constant.

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For any e > 0, define G(d, 8) = {u 9 u = T(Yt(d, e)) + T(Y2(d, e)H) for some H e H,(~)+ rt~)+s(,) a + * }. 1) The sets Yj(d, e ) j = l, 2 as well as the t-multiplicities r(e) and s(e) were defined in Section 3. Clearly, G(d, e) ~_ G(d). Let S(d, e) = c o n v G(d, e), and P S(d, e) and P G(d, e) denote the corresponding projections of these sets onto the constraint = 0. By Caratheodory [9] for each e >_ 0, P S(d, e) = cony P G(d, e). Sum of eigenvalues algorithm (SEV) At iteration k, dk and ek > 0 are given.

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