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Linear programming

Katta G. Murty

1983

Elementary linear programming with applications

Bernard Kolman

1980

Optimization of dynamic systems

S.K. Agrawal, Sunil Kumar Agrawal, B.C. Fabien

1999

The theory of linear economic models

David Gale

1960

Computer solution of linear programs

J. L. Nazareth

1987

Linear and nonlinear programming

David G. Luenberger

2003

Linear programming

N. Paul Loomba

1964

Linear analysis

Béla Bollobás

1990

Knapsack problems

Silvano Martello

1990

Prehistoric foraging in a temperate forest

Arthur S. Keene

1981

Linear programming

George Hadley

1963

Linear programming

George B. Dantzig

2003

Linear network optimization

Dimitri P. Bertsekas

1991

Linear programming

Howard Karloff

1991

Modeling the Supply Chain

Jeremy F. Shapiro

2001

Does this line ever move?

Thomas G. Edwards, Kenneth R. Chelst

2004

Flows in networks

L. R. Ford, D. R. Fulkerson

1962

Linear programming and network flows

M. S. Bazaraa

1977

AMPL

Robert Fourer, Brian W. Kernighan

1993

Relay feedback

Qing-Guo Wang, Lin Chong, Tong H. Lee et al.

2003

Applications of linear algebra

Chris Rorres

1977

Optimization over Leontief substitution systems

Gary Koehler

1975

Understanding and using linear programming

Jiří Matoušek

2007

Optimization theory

Eberhard Triesch, Hubertus Th. Jongen, H. Th Jongen et al.

2004

Markov Decision Processes

Martin L. Puterman

2005

Advanced linear programming

Bruce A. Murtagh

1981

Mathematical introduction to linear programming and game theory

Louis Brickman

1989

Linear programming

G. Hadley

1962

The Golden Ticket

Lance Fortnow

2013

Linear and nonlinear optimization

Igor Griva

2008

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