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Combinatorial and Integer Optimization Karla Hoffman George Mason University Manfred Padberg New York University Introduction: Combinatorial optimization problems are concerned with the efficient allocation of limited resources to meet desired objectives when the values of some or all of the variables are restricted to be integral. Constraints on basic resources, such as labor, supplies, or ...
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