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The iterative step in the linear programming algorithm of N. Karmarkar

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We simplify and strengthen the analysis of the improvement obtained in one step of Karmarkar's algorithm.

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Communicated by Nimrod Hegiddo.

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Blair, C.E. The iterative step in the linear programming algorithm of N. Karmarkar. Algorithmica 1, 537–539 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01840462

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