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There are some good ideas around this topic, but everything depends on what you are willing to sacrifice. capfree ldo's born to make full SoC designs, area and cost efficient chips. Of course, this is not an easy task to accomplish, simply because there are other important topics like transient response, power consumption (quiescent current) that will be degrade using capfree topologies.
Miller-effect on chip capacitor + multistage gain + feedback/forward control are the most used concepts to achieve the best performance in this class of chips. The latest develops around capfree ldo's can be found in the USPAT website (need registration first).
I think that geometric programming has to be used in analog design to optimize physical resources and time, including power management chips.
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