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Reversed geometric programming: a branch-and-bound method involving linear subproblems

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Reversed geometric programming: A branch-and-bound method involving linear subproblems

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A geometric programming model for optimal allocation of stream dissolved oxygen

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A Geometric Programming Model for Optimal Allocation of Stream Dissolved Oxygen

Ecker, J. G. - In: Management Science 21 (1975) 6, pp. 658-668

A nonlinear model is developed for allocating treatment requirements along a stream so as to meet stream dissolved oxygen standards at each point in the stream while minimizing the total annual cost of all discharging activities. An application of the model to several reaches of the Upper Hudson...

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