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Linear convergence rate analysis of Proximal-Tracking for nonsmooth distributed optimization
Proximal-Tracking is a novel algorithm proposed in [Falsone and Prandini, Automatica, 135 (2022), 109938] for nonsmooth distributed consensus optimization with local set constraints. The global convergence and numerical behavior of Proximal-Tracking have been well studied in [Falsone and Prandini, A
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