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Update: This bug has been fixed in the just released Mathematica 11.1.

A good workaround was suggested by ilianilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

Update: This bug has been fixed in the just released Mathematica 11.1.

A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

Update: This bug has been fixed in the just released Mathematica 11.1.

A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

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Update: This bug has been fixed in the just released Mathematica 11.1.

A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

Update: This bug has been fixed in the just released Mathematica 11.1.

A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.

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A good workaround was suggested by ilian.

For a workaround, please try Method -> "InteriorPoint".

This workaround worked for me. In particular, I can now run the first FindMinimum command for the code listing in my question as many times as I want, and the second FindMinimum command does not cause a crash either. Even better, the solution found with this option seems to be more accurate. I also did not notice a slow down when I applied this workaround to the original application.