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IPAM remote blogging: The Many Facets of Linear Programming

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Gil Kalai

The many facets of Linear Programming Here is an extremely nice paper by Michael Todd from 2001. It gives useful background for many lectures and it can serve as a good base point to examine last decade’s progress. Background post for … Continue reading →

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