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低三下四之人

Linear Programming Duality,mming duality.The reader not interested in the more advanced algorithms of this book can feelfree to skip this chapter. The mathematics of this chapter is inevitable though, tofully appreciate the algorithms for mincost-flow and weighted matching.

DUCE

Maximal Flows,work at minimum cost. In more realistic problems from transportation we usually have to deal with capacity constraints, limiting the amount of flow across arcs. Hence, the basic problem in a capacitated network is to send as much flow as possible between two designated vertices, more precisely from

excursion

Minimum-Cost Flows,an for period j as a shortest path. If we have capacities on the edges as well, the problem becomes a combination of a shortest path and a flow problem called a min-cost-flow-problem, which is the kind of problem we will discuss in this chapter. Compared to its simplest form, namely when we interpre

重疊

Matching,t u and v are related. Take the assignment of students which share a room in a dormitory as an example. The students are our objects and the relation is .. The endpoints of any edge are roommates. If there are only double rooms in the dormitory, a pairing of roommates is a ..

重疊

EWER

,Organisationstheoretische überlegungen,t the shortest path problem as the task to send one unit of flow from s to t at minimum cost, here, the problem becomes more complex. We may have an arbitrary number of supply and demand vertices, we call them sources and sinks, respectively.

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