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Maximizing the minimum source-sink path subject to a budget constraint

Published: 01 December 1977 Publication History
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    Given a linear cost function for lengthening arcs, a technique is shown for maximizing, within a budget, the shortest source--sink path length in a graph. The computation is equivalent to the parametric solution of a minimum cost flow problem.

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        cover image Mathematical Programming: Series A and B
        Mathematical Programming: Series A and B  Volume 13, Issue 1
        December 1977
        368 pages

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        Berlin, Heidelberg

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        Published: 01 December 1977

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        1. Minimum paths
        2. Network flows
        3. Network interdiction

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