Degeneracy In Ideal Chemical Equilibrium Problems
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Author | : Stanford University. Department of Operations Research. Operations Research House |
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Total Pages | : 58 |
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A single- or multi-phase chemical equilibrium problem may be though of as the problem of minimizing a particular nonlinear function (the free energy) of composition subject to the conditions that the composition vector be nonnegative and satisfy a system of linear equations (the mass-balance laws). It was pointed out in a previous paper (AD-706 018) that the free energy is convex and homogeneous of degree one, but that as a variable approaches zero, the free energy may behave badly. In this paper, the phase 'chemical equilibrium problem' refers only to a problem with a particular mathematical form. Problems of this form arise in many situations that are not classically denoted chemical equilibrium problems. (Author).
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