This paper discusses the balanced circulation polytope, that is, the convex hull of balanced circulations of a given balanced flow network. The LP description of this polytope is the LP description of ordinary circulations plus some odd set constraints. The paper starts with an exposition of several classes of odd set inequalities. These inequalities are described in terms of balanced network flows as well as matchings, and put into relation to each other. Step by step, the problem of finding a cost minimum balanced circulation can be reduced to the b-matching problem. We present an LP characterization of the b-matching polytope by blossom inequalities. With a moderate effort, these odd sets are lifted to the setting of balanced network flo...
We present elements of a typing theory for flow networks, where “types”, “typings”, and “type infere...
We show that the Balanced Network Flow Problem in the case of general weights, i.e., the problem of...
M.Sc. (Mathematics)In Chapter 1, we consider the relevant theory pertaining to graphs and digraphs t...
A graph G is balanced if the maximum ratio of edges to vertices, taken over all subgraphs of G, occu...
AbstractWe pose a new network flow problem and solve it by reducing to the b-matching problem. The r...
The original motivation for investigating the Linear Balancing Flow Problem (LBFP) came from the opt...
A flow network N is a capacited finite directed graph, with multiple sources (or input arcs) and mul...
Recently there has been considerable research on simple mixed-integer sets, called mixing sets, and ...
An extended formulation of a polytope is a linear description of this polytope using extra variables...
We present a new algorithm for computing balanced flows in equality networks arising in market equil...
AbstractFor a class CB (capacity balanced networks) of directed planar networks, we give an O(K|V|) ...
We describe a flow model related to ordinary network flows the same way as stable matchings are rela...
It is demonstrated that the problems of balancing a reinsurance network and finding the maximum flow...
This note gives a very brief introduction to the theory of network flows and some related topics in ...
AbstractWe study combinatorial properties of the optimal value function of the network flow problem....
We present elements of a typing theory for flow networks, where “types”, “typings”, and “type infere...
We show that the Balanced Network Flow Problem in the case of general weights, i.e., the problem of...
M.Sc. (Mathematics)In Chapter 1, we consider the relevant theory pertaining to graphs and digraphs t...
A graph G is balanced if the maximum ratio of edges to vertices, taken over all subgraphs of G, occu...
AbstractWe pose a new network flow problem and solve it by reducing to the b-matching problem. The r...
The original motivation for investigating the Linear Balancing Flow Problem (LBFP) came from the opt...
A flow network N is a capacited finite directed graph, with multiple sources (or input arcs) and mul...
Recently there has been considerable research on simple mixed-integer sets, called mixing sets, and ...
An extended formulation of a polytope is a linear description of this polytope using extra variables...
We present a new algorithm for computing balanced flows in equality networks arising in market equil...
AbstractFor a class CB (capacity balanced networks) of directed planar networks, we give an O(K|V|) ...
We describe a flow model related to ordinary network flows the same way as stable matchings are rela...
It is demonstrated that the problems of balancing a reinsurance network and finding the maximum flow...
This note gives a very brief introduction to the theory of network flows and some related topics in ...
AbstractWe study combinatorial properties of the optimal value function of the network flow problem....
We present elements of a typing theory for flow networks, where “types”, “typings”, and “type infere...
We show that the Balanced Network Flow Problem in the case of general weights, i.e., the problem of...
M.Sc. (Mathematics)In Chapter 1, we consider the relevant theory pertaining to graphs and digraphs t...