A C code for solving the generalized assignment problem
Nejat Karabakal
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A C code for solving the generalized assignment problem
by Nejat Karabakal, University of Michigan
Published
1992
Publisher
University of Michigan, College of Engineering
Pages
31
Lagrangian Mechanics
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Lagrangian Modeling of the Atmosphere
An introduction to Lagrangian mechanics
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A C code for solving the generalized assignment problem was written by Nejat Karabakal, University of Michigan.
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