Week: 9.9.2019-13.9.2019

Here are two, one page summaries of the classes I followed during the week of  9.9.2019-13.9.2019 there is quite a lot of things I have done since then but I need to make the information concise before uploading. The first pdf is that of discrete optimisation and the second is that of continuous optimisation.

 

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