Solving combinatorial optimization problems in parallel
Afonso Ferreira
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Solving combinatorial optimization problems in parallel
by Afonso Ferreira, Panos M. Pardalos
Published
1996
Publisher
Springer
Pages
274
ISBN-10
354061043X
Subjects
Combinatorial optimization
Combinatorial theory
Integer and combinatorial optimization
Applications of Combinatorial Optimization
Models, Algorithms and Technologies for Network Analysis
Concepts of Combinatorial Optimization
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