Arguably, many industrial optimization problems are of the
multiobjective type. The present work, after providing a survey of the
state of the art in multiobjective optimization, gives new insight into
this important mathematical field by consequently taking up the
viewpoint of differential geometry. This approach, unprecedented in the
literature, very naturally results in a generalized homotopy method for
multiobjective optimization which is theoretically well-founded and
numerically efficient. The power of the new method is demonstrated by
solving two real-life problems of industrial optimization.
The book presents recent results obtained by the author and is aimed at
mathematicians, scientists, students and practitioners interested in
optimization and numerical homotopy methods.