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Solving Mixed (٠−١) Linear Integer Programming by using Lifting Gomory ’s Mixed Integer Cut

حل البرامج الخطية المختلطة (1-0) باستخدام طريقة غومري المعدلة

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 Publication date 1998
and research's language is العربية
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In this paper we solve Mixed (٠−١) Integer Programs by using Gomory’ s Method in solving Integer Linear Programs after lifting it.

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E. Balas,S.Ceria and G. Cornuejols, ١٩٩٣- A lift-and—project cutting plane algorithm for mixed ٠−١ programs. Math. Programming
E. Balas ,S. Ceria and G. Cornuejols, N.Natraj,١٩٩٦-Gomory cuts revisited . Oper. Res
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