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Given a networkN=(V,A,c), a sources εV, a. sinkt εV and somes —t cuts and suppose each element of the capacity vectorc can be changed with a cost proportional to the changes, the inverse problem of minimum cuts we study here is to change the original capacities with the least total cost...
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efficient for the (vector-) optimization problem of simultaneous minimization of discrepancies. A characterization of the set of …
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The constructed hierarchical optimization model of vintage capital replacement takes into account network effects and …
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optimization problems lead to new variants of decomposition theorems in stochastic analysis. Copyright Springer-Verlag Berlin …
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Mathematical formulation of an optimization problem often depends on data which can be measured in more than one …
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This paper presents an unifying approach to the theory of degeneracy of basic feasible solutions, vertices, faces, and all subsets of polyhedra. It is a generalization of the usual concept of degeneracy defined for basic feasible solutions of an LP-problem. We use the concept of degeneracy...
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We study in this paper a social welfare optimal congestion-pricing scheme for multiclass queuing services which can be applied to telecommunication networks. Most of the literature has focused on the marginal price. Unfortunately, it does not share the total cost among the different classes. We...
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Interconnecting distinct electricity markets by adding a new transmission line affects the outcomes in these markets in a complicated way when there is uncertainty in demand or participant behaviour. We use market distribution functions to examine the effects of interconnection using a single...
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The presented TEM-model describes the economical interaction between several actors (players) which intend to minimize their emissions (E i ) caused by technologies (T i ) by means of expenditures of money (M i ) or financial means, respectively. The index stands for the i-th player, i=1, …...
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