Abstract

We describe a primal-dual potential function for linear programming: $$\phi (x,s) = \rho \ln (x^T s) - \sum\limits_{j = 1}^n {\ln (x_j s_j )} $$ whereρ⩾ n, x is the primal variable, ands is the dual-slack variable. As a result, we develop an interior point algorithm seeking reductions in the potential function with $$\rho = n + \sqrt n $$ . Neither tracing the central path nor using the projective transformation, the algorithm converges to the optimal solution set in $$O(\sqrt n L)$$ iterations and uses O(n 3 L) total arithmetic operations. We also suggest a practical approach to implementing the algorithm.

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