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Interesting, I've always known them as Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions. Karush had them in his master's thesis like a decade earlier.
by petters 10y ago
Interesting, I've always known them as Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions. Karush had them in his master's thesis like a decade earlier.
- graycat 10y agoYes, I've heard about nearly only Kuhn-Tucker; apparently Karush got ripped off. E.g., it's the Cooley-Tukey fast Fourier transform, but IIRC once that work became popular, and for a while was wildly popular and now is likely just crucial at the core of lots of work, some people found work similar or the same going way back. Still Cooley-Tukey get credit.