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Chapter 2 was devoted to the linear transportation problem. There we considered a directed arc-valuated graph (capacity restrictions!) with two vertices Q, S marked and one (return) arc (S, Q) marked of unbounded capacity. On the return arc of this graph we searched for a flow of a given value which was compatible with the capacities and minimized the transportation costs, with the costs k ij resulting for the transportation of one product unit along the arc (i, j). The function to be minimized was
with x ij being the flow quantity compatible with the capacities on the arc (i, j).
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Walther, H. (1984). Nonlinear transportation problems. In: Ten Applications of Graph Theory. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 7. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7154-7_5
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