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Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications

Product ID: 99605
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Undergraduate

Methods of Linear Programming for Students of Mathematics and Science (UMAP)

Author: J.N. Boyd and P.N. Raychowdhury


This module involves methods of linear programming for students of mathematics and science.

Table of Contents:

1. INTRODUCTION

2. CONVEX COORDINATES AND BASIC FEASIBLE SOLUTIONS
2.1 Triangles in the Coordinate Plane
2.2 Closed Polyhedral Regions in Higher Dimensions

3. EXAMPLE, SOLUTIONS, AND COMMENTS
3.1 Two-Dimensional Examples
3.2 Three-Dimensional Examples

4. MODEL EXAMINATION

5. REFERENCES

6. ANSWERS FOR THE EXERCISES

7. ANSWERS FOR THE MODEL EXAMINATION

©1982 EDC/Project UMAP
UMAP Module
39 pages

Mathematics Topics:

Discrete & Finite Mathematics, Abstract & Linear Algebra

Application Areas:

Life Sciences & Medicine, Physical Sciences

Prerequisites:

Function and set notations; sets of linear equations; elementary matrix theory and determinants

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