Introduction to Linear Programming

Introduction to Linear Programming

by Leonid Nison Vaserstein, Christopher Cattelier Byrne

321 pages· 2003· ISBN 9780130359179
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For a one-semester course in Linear Programming for upper-level students with varying mathematical backgrounds. Written to include three different mathematical levels, this text strikes the necessary balance for a class consisting of students with varying mathematical backgrounds. It covers the basics of Linear Programs and also includes an appendix that develops many advanced topics in mathematical programming for students who plan to go on to graduate-level study in this field. Many exercises of varying difficulty provide introductory students the opportunity to progress through the material at a steady pace, while advanced students can proceed to the more challenging material.

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