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Focusing on the testable implications on the equilibrium manifold, we show that the rationalizability problem is NP-complete. Subsequently, we present an integer programming (IP) approach to characterizing general equilibrium models. This approach avoids the use of the Tarski-Seidenberg...
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In this paper we propose a Branch and Price algorithm for solving multi-period single-sourcing problems. In particular, we generalize a Branch and Price algorithm that was developed for the Generalized Assignment Problem (GAP) to a class of convex assignment problems. We then identify an...
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solution is used as input to a greedy heuristic which generates "good" feasible points. Given nonconvergence, a branch and …
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Erratum to Mairs, Thomas G., Glenn W. Wakefield, Ellis L. Johnson, Kurt Spielberg. 1978. On a production allocation and distribution problem. Management Sci. 24 (November).
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This paper proposes using nonlinear mixed-integer programming to solve the customized bundle-pricing problem in which consumers are allowed to choose up to N goods out of a larger pool of J goods. Prior work has suggested that this mechanism has attractive features for the pricing of information...
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heuristic is an LP-based method, while the second uses a combination of LP relaxation and branch and bound. The two heuristics …
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In this paper<sup>1</sup>, we consider an integer convex optimization problem where the objective function is the sum of separable convex functions (that is, of the form \sum <sub>(i,j)\epsilonQ</sub>F\bar <sub>ij</sub>(w<sub>ij</sub>) + \sum <sub>i\epsilonP</sub>B\bar <sub>i</sub>(\mu <sub>i</sub>)), the constraints are similar to those arising in the dual of a minimum...
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Given an undirected network with L possible facility types for each edge, and a partition of the nodes into L levels or grades, the Multi-level Network Design (MLND) problem seeks a fixed cost minimizing design that spans all the nodes and connects the nodes at each level by facilities of the...
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