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Sensitivity Analysis, Duality and the Transportation Algorithm,In this chapter we examine the solution of linear programs in more detail, consider concepts of duality and look at a special form of the algorithm for solving transportation problems.

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MediaFarbe — analog und digitald cheaper computing resources will ensure that they will become more widespread in the future. Any quantitative technique requires some mathematical model of all or part of a commercial organisation, its competitors, customers or supplies, or some aspect of the environment within which it operates.