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9780486432847

Linear Programming Methods and Applications: Fifth Edition

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    9780486432847

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    048643284X

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-11-18
  • Publisher: Dover Publications

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Summary

Clear and comprehensive, this volume introduces theoretical, computational, and applied concepts and is useful both as text and as a reference book. Considerations of theoretical and computational methods include the general linear programming problem, the simplex computational procedure, the revised simplex method, the duality problems of linear programming degeneracy procedures, parametric linear programming and sensitivity analysis, and additional computational techniques. The treatment of applications covers the transportation problem and general linear programming applications, and a final part examines nonlinear programming. Numerical examples and exercises with selected answers appear in every chapter. 1995 ed.

Author Biography

Saul I. Gass has been a leading contributor to operations research.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Part 1 INTRODUCTION
General Discussion
3(14)
Linear-Programming Problems
3(4)
Examples of Linear-Programming Problems
7(10)
Mathematical Background
17(50)
Matrices
17(11)
Vectors and Vector Spaces
28(4)
Convex Sets
32(5)
Linear Inequalities
37(6)
Solution of a Set of Linear Equations
43(24)
Part 2 Methods: Theoretical and Computational
The Geneeral Linear-Programming Problem
67(19)
The Linear-Programming Problem
67(2)
Properties of a Solution to the Linear-Programming Problem
69(8)
Generating Extreme-Point Solutions
77(9)
The Simplex Computational Procedure
86(37)
Development of a Minimum Feasible Solution
88(6)
Computational Procedure
94(12)
The Artificial-Basis Technique
106(7)
A First Feasible Solution Using Slack Variables
113(1)
Geometric Interpretation of the Simplex Procedure
114(9)
The Revised Simplex Method
123(34)
The General Form of the Inverse
123(16)
The Product Form of the Inverse
139(3)
Computational Considerations
142(15)
The Duality Problems of Linear Programming
157(24)
The Unsymmetric Primal-Dual Problems
157(9)
The Symmetric Primal-Dual Problems
166(7)
Economic Interpretation of the Primal-Dual Problems
173(8)
Degeneracy and Anticycling Procedures
181(14)
Perturbation Techniques
183(3)
The Lowest-Index Anticycling Rules
186(4)
Example of Cycling
190(5)
Parametric Linear Programming and Sensitivity Analysis
195(43)
The Parametric Objective Function
196(11)
The Parametric Dual Problem
207(6)
Sensitivity Analysis
213(11)
Multiobjective Linear Programming
224(14)
Additional Computational Techniques
238(81)
Determining a First Feasible Solution
240(5)
The Dual Simplex Method
245(4)
Integer Programming
249(17)
The Decomposition of Large-Scale Systems
266(16)
Bounded-Variable Problems
282(21)
The Simplex Algorithm and Computational Efficiency
303(16)
Part 3 APPLICATIONS
The Transportation Problem
319(32)
The General Transportation Problem
319(9)
Computational Procedure for Solving the Transportation Problem
328(15)
Variations of the Transportation Problem
343(8)
General Linear-Programming Application
351(80)
Production-Scheduling and Inventory-Control Problems
353(9)
Interindustry Problems
362(6)
Diet Problems
368(4)
Network-Flow Problems
372(18)
Sample of Applications
390(16)
Linear Programming and the Theory of Games
406(25)
Part 4 Nonlinear Programming
Nonlinear Programming
431(38)
The General Problem of Mathematical Programming
432(3)
Mathematical Background
435(7)
The Convex-Programming Problem
442(9)
Quadratic Programming
451(7)
Separable Programming
458(11)
Bibliography of Linear-Programming Applications 469(22)
References 491(34)
Index 525

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