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Jun 11th 2008
TOMLAB v6.1 released. New optimal control package available. Read more >>
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Jan 31st 2007
TOMLAB® is now a registered trademark of Tomlab Optimization. Read more >>
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Dec 28th 2007
TOMLAB v6.0 released. New CPLEX version. Read more >>
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Sep 7th 2007
TOMLAB v5.9 released. Great speed improvements for SOCS. Read more >>
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Jun 28th 2007
TOMLAB v5.8 released. Read more >>
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Mar 26th 2007
TOMVIEW v2.1 released. Compatibility verified for Windows Vista. Read more >>
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Mar 7th 2007
TOMLAB v5.7 released. Support for Matlab 7.4 and Intel MAC. Read more >>
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Jan 23rd 2007
TOMLAB results successfully used at international space station. Read more >>
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Dec 13th 2006
The first TOMLAB-managed currency trading fund in Sweden is now open for investments.
For more information visit eTurn (Swedish only) Read more >>
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Dec 5th 2006
TOMLAB v5.6 released. Several updates related to 64-bit platforms. Read more >>
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AMPL® Optimization Environment - A Modeling
Language for Mathematical Programming
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What is AMPL?
AMPL is a computer language for describing production, distribution, blending, scheduling and
many other kinds of problems known generally as large-scale optimization or mathematical programming.
The algebraic notation and interactive command environment are designed to help formulate
models, communicate with a wide variety of solvers, and examine solutions.
AMPL's flexibility and convenience make it ideal for rapid prototyping and development of models,
while its speed and generality provide the resources required by repeated production runs.
Read more about AMPL >>
Purchase AMPL online >>
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AMPL
AMPL includes the fundamental package to run the software for the command line. Two basic solvers are also included (glbDirect and glcDirect). They are suitable for problems with less than 20 variables.
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AMPL /MINOS
Solver package MINOS. State-of-the-art linear, quadratic and nonlinear programming.
Developed in cooperation with Systems Optimization Laboratory (SOL) for AMPL users. The toolbox includes the solvers MINOS and QPOPT.
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AMPL /SNOPT
Solver package for sparse quadratic and nonlinear programming. The toolbox includes the solvers MINOS, QPOPT, SQOPT, SNOPT.
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