What are Optimization Problems?
Finding the optimal objective value for a math model.
Mathematically speaking an Optimization problem consists of one's equations plus an objective function. A solver will tweak all available parameters in a program until the solver finds an optimal objective value. Quick and accurate solutions. Try solving your problem in an Optimization setting. Its great!
Fotran Calculus solves Optimization Problems
If a solution exists, Fotran Calculus can find it. Say your math model is y = f(x; a, b, c) and you want to find your parameters a, b, & c that maximize Y at X=3. Fotran Calculus has a find statement that handles this quite nicely. A few runs should convince you on the solution or that your math model needs improving.
Fotran Calculus allows nesting of Optimization problems.
Optimization Examples:
AC Motor Optimization
Match Filter (Transfer Function) Optimization