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Decomposition of Multi-Player Linear Programs

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We consider a set of n players, each of which produces and consumes a set of q commodities. Commodities produced by player i are consumed by that same player, and/or exported to players j = 1,… ‚ n possibly with some loss factor along arc ij. We set for player i the following mathematical program

$$ \left( {L{P_i}} \right)\left\{ {{A_i}{x_i} - \sum\limits_j {E_{ij}^{ - 1}{s_{ij}} + } \mathop {\mathop {\sum\limits_j^{\mathop {\min {c_i}{x_i}}\limits_{_{{x_i}}} } {{s_{ji}} \ge {b_i}} }\limits_{{B_i}{x_i} \ge {d_i}} }\limits_{{s_{ij}} \ge 0\,\,\,\,all\,j,} } \right. $$
(a)

where x i is the vector of activities of player i C i is the vector of unit costs of the activities S ij is the q dimensional vector of exportations from i to j (delivered to j) E ij is a q × q diagonal matrix (eiℓj) with eiℓjequal to the fraction of flow along ij that arrives at destination j A i defines the production constraints of player i b i is the vector of demands for the q commodities by player i B i , d i define linear constraints involving only player i. These constraints will also be denoted x i L i in the sequel.

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Loulou, R., Savard, G., Lavigne, D. (1994). Decomposition of Multi-Player Linear Programs. In: Başar, T., Haurie, A. (eds) Advances in Dynamic Games and Applications. Annals of the International Society of Dynamic Games, vol 1. Birkhäuser, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0245-5_9

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