In recent years there has been an explosion of research into linear programming, as well as further steady advances in integer programming. This research has been reported in the literature, but little has been done from the view of a "combined whole." This book aims to overcome this. With an international authorship of contributors from acknowledged experts in their field, it provides a clear exposition on such topics as simplex algorithms, interior point algorithms, and integer programming. Surveying recent research that is currently only available in journals, this topical book will be of interest not only in the field of mathematics, but in computer science and operations research as well.
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In conclusion, J Beasley and his guests have done a excellent job in producing a high quality comprehensive study of the most relevant techniques for the solution of linear and integer programming and computational logic. I strongly recommend this book as a reference for researchs and practitioners in these areas.
This book provides a clear exposition of the state of the art in linear and integer programming. It will benefit both researchers and users. Aslib Book Guide
In conclusion J. Beasley and his guests have don an excellent job in producing a high quality comphrension study of the most relevant technicquies for the solution of linear and integer programming and computational logic. I strongly recommend this book as a reference for researchers and practioners in these areas.
This book provides a clear exposition of the state of the art in linear and integer programming. It will benefit both researchers and users. Aslib Book Guide
In conclusion J. Beasley and his guests have don an excellent job in producing a high quality comphrension study of the most relevant technicquies for the solution of linear and integer programming and computational logic. I strongly recommend this book as a reference for researchers and practioners in these areas.
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John Edward Beasley is at Imperial College, London.
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