1. Examples of optimization problems
Consider the system formed by the mixture of a number of chemical elements (for example, three elements: sulfur, oxygen and fluorine). Under given conditions of pressure P and thermodynamic temperature T, an equilibrium is established between these elements and all the compounds they are likely to form (here there are 35 possible chemical bodies: SO
2
, SF
2
, etc.). We wish to calculate the concentrations of the various constituents at equilibrium. To do this, we express that at equilibrium the energy of the system is minimal.
This problem illustrates the...
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Examples of optimization problems