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A Course in Combinatorial Optimization

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A Course in Combinatorial Optimization
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Publisher: University of Amsterdam
Number of pages: 221

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Contents: Shortest paths and trees; Polytopes, polyhedra, Farkas' lemma, and linear programming; Matchings and covers in bipartite graphs; Menger's theorem, flows, and circulations; Nonbipartite matching; Problems, algorithms, and running time; Cliques, stable sets, and colourings; Integer linear programming and totally unimodular matrices; Multicommodity flows and disjoint paths; Matroids.

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