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device, requiring minimal knowledge of programming. Each application comes with<br />

predefined test cases which can be used without programming knowledge at all. In<br />

the period under review the English version became fully operable. This version has<br />

been extended by 9 newly implemented methods and some other implementations<br />

were completely redesigned. There were about 6000 visits in 2011 and 12000 visits<br />

in 2012. Numawww meanwhile attracts attention internationally. For more information<br />

see numawww.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de<br />

Contributor at TU Darmstadt: Peter Spellucci<br />

ISAL1: Infeasible-Point Subgradient Algorithm for Basis Pursuit<br />

ISAL1 is a subgradient algorithm employing adaptive approximate projections for<br />

solving the basis pursuit problem, i.e., finding a minimum-l1-norm solution to an<br />

underdetermined linear equation system. For more information, see http://wwwopt.<br />

mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/spear/<br />

Contributor at TU Darmstadt: Andreas M. Tillmann<br />

L1-Testset: A set of test instances for L1-Minimization<br />

L1-Testset consists of 548 basis pursuit instances consisting of the constraint data<br />

(matrix and right hand side vector), a known unique optimal solution, and various<br />

data-specific parameters, constructed for the purpose of a unified solver comparison<br />

for basis pursuit problems. For more information, see http://wwwopt.mathematik.<br />

tu-darmstadt.de/spear/<br />

Contributor at TU Darmstadt: Andreas M. Tillmann<br />

ipfilter: An NLP Solver based on a primal-dual interior-point filter algorithm<br />

ipfilter is a state-of-the-art solver for nonlinear programming problems (defined by<br />

the minimization of an objective function in a feasible region defined by equality and<br />

inequality constraints).<br />

See http://www.mat.uc.pt/ipfilter/<br />

Contributor at TU Darmstadt: Stefan Ulbrich<br />

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