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Absolute minimum:
It is the smallest function value on the entire domain of the function.
Local minimum at :
It is the smallest function value when is near to .
There can be many local minimum points but there is one absolute minimum point for a function.
An local minimum can be absolute maximum but a absolute maximum cannot be local minimum.
An local minimum can be absolute maximum but a absolute maximum cannot be local minimum.
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