Daniel A. Brake, Noah S. Daleo, J. Hauenstein, Samantha N. Sherman
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Abstract
Minimizing the Euclidean distance (ℓ2 -norm) from a given point to the solution set of a given system of polynomial equations can be accomplished via critical point techniques. This article extends critical point techniques to minimization with respect to Hamming distance (ℓ0-"norm") and taxicab distance (ℓ1 -norm). Numerical algebraic geometric techniques are derived for computing a finite set of real points satisfying the polynomial equations which contains a global minimizer. Several examples are used to demonstrate the new techniques.