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Über redundante Nebenbedingungen in linearer Programmierung

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Nach einer kurzen Rekapitulation der Grundbegriffe aus dem Bereich der redundanten Nebenbedingungen und der Entartungsgraphen wird eine allgemeine Überlegung präsentiert, die sich mit den Fragen der Interpretation der redundanten Nebenbedingungen beschäftigt. Diese Frage ist besonders im Falle (primaler) Entartung relevant.

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Gal, T. (1994). Über redundante Nebenbedingungen in linearer Programmierung. In: Werners, B., Gabriel, R. (eds) Operations Research Reflexionen aus Theorie und Praxis. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78998-4_5

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