B) Finite difference interpolation

Definitions

The central difference approximation of derivatives is used for the points inside the cube and backward or forward difference for the points on the boundary.

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Direct use of Mathematica

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G. Gradient based optimization

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N. Newton method based optimization

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AceGen code generation

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AceGen Solution

G. Gradient based optimization

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N. Newton method based optimization

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The tangent matrix is in the case of finite difference approximation extremely sparse.

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