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If g=∇f(x)=0, the positive-definite symmetric matrix B is an invertible matrix and s=−B−1g=0. Multiplying Bs=−g by sT gives
gTs=−sTBs<0​.
(1)
Hence s is a descent direction. If g=0, then s=0 and the algorithm has already reached a stationary point; the strict descent assertion applies before termination.

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