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9780486417103

Introduction to Linear Programming and the Theory of Games

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  • ISBN13:

    9780486417103

  • ISBN10:

    0486417107

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-03-22
  • Publisher: Dover Publications
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Summary

Simple exposition of linear programming and matrix games covers convex sets in the Cartesian plane and the fundamental extreme point theorem for convex polygons; the simplex method in linear programming; the fundamental duality theorem and its corollary, von Neumann's minimax theorem; more. Easily understood problems and illustrative exercises. 1963 edition.

Table of Contents

Part I Elementary Aspects of Linear Programming 1(21)
Preliminary Remarks
1(2)
Graphical Solution of Linear Programming Problems
3(10)
Alternate Optimal Solutions
13(9)
Part II Convex Sets in the Cartesian Plane and the Fundamental Extreme Point Theorem 22(36)
Preliminary Remarks
22(1)
The Linear Relation in the Cartesian Plane
23(6)
Convex Sets in the Cartesian Plane
29(9)
Convex Subsets of a Line
38(2)
Polygonal Convex Sets and Linear Forms
40(9)
The Fundamental Extreme Point Theorem
49(9)
Part III The Simplex Method in Linear Programming 58(26)
Preliminary Remarks
58(1)
The Gauss-Jordan Complete Elimination Procedure
59(4)
The Extended Simplex Tableau
63(7)
The Use of Artificial Variables
70(4)
The Condensed Simplex Tableau
74(4)
Degeneracy
78(6)
Part IV Elementary Aspects of the Theory of Games 84(27)
Preliminary Remarks
84(1)
2 x 2 Matrix Games
85(12)
Graphical Analysis of m x 2 and 2 x n Matrix Games
97(14)
Part V Matrix Games and Linear Programming 111(16)
The Solution of Matrix Games by Linear Programming
111(6)
Duality and the Minimax Theorem
117(10)
References 127(2)
Index 129

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