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The goal of this chapter is to provide prior work done with linear-programming approaches for the resource-allocation problem. Operations-research (OR) modeling often concerns finding the best quantitative solution for management problems [HL01, Mom01]. The OR methods include mathematical-optimization modeling as simulation, and using OR methods has grown significantly since their origination during World War II. Templeman [Tem91] describes quantitative OR methods for designing and controlling industrial and economical operations. Many private and government organizations have improved their operations by successfully using mathematical programming [Wad83, Aro02, Chv83, Dan63, SS85]. This book focuses on a resource-allocation problem and applies linear programming for the solution approach.

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Ranganathan, P., Nygard, K.E. (2017). Literature Review. In: Distributed Linear Programming Models in a Smart Grid. Power Electronics and Power Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52617-1_2

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