We give a review of existing methods for solving the absolute and vertex restricted p-center problems on networks and propose a new integer programming formulation, a tightened version of this formulation and a new method based on successive restrictions of the new formulation. A specialization of the new method with two-element restrictions obtains the optimal p-center solution by solving a series of simple structured integer programs in recognition form. This specialization is called the double bound method. A relaxation of the proposed formulation gives the tightest known lower bound in the literature (obtained earlier by Elloumi et al., [1]). A polynomial time algorithm is presented to compute this bound. New lower and upper bounds are ...
The single allocation p-hub center problem is an NP-hard location-allocation problem which consists ...
We consider the absolute p-center problem on a general network and propose a spanning tree approach ...
In an earlier paper [Hud91], two "alternative" p-Center problems, where the centers servin...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We give a review of existing methods for solving the absolute ...
The p-center problem is a relatively well known facility location problem thatinvolves locating p id...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We develop a simple and practical exact algorithm for the prob...
Thep-center problem consists of choosingp facilities among a set ofM possible locations and assignin...
We develop a simple and practical exact algorithm for the problem of locating p facilities and assig...
The vertex p-center problem consists of locating p facilities among a set of M potential sites such ...
Ankara : The Department of Industrial Engineering and the Graduate School of Engineering and Science...
This paper revisits an early but interesting optimal algorithm first proposed by Drezner to solve th...
The vertex p-center problem consists in selecting p centers among a finite set of candidates and ass...
The vertex p-center problem consists in selecting p centers among a finite set of candidates and ass...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We consider the absolute p-center problem on a general network...
The single allocation p-hub center problem is an NP-hard location-allocation problem which consists ...
The single allocation p-hub center problem is an NP-hard location-allocation problem which consists ...
We consider the absolute p-center problem on a general network and propose a spanning tree approach ...
In an earlier paper [Hud91], two "alternative" p-Center problems, where the centers servin...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We give a review of existing methods for solving the absolute ...
The p-center problem is a relatively well known facility location problem thatinvolves locating p id...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We develop a simple and practical exact algorithm for the prob...
Thep-center problem consists of choosingp facilities among a set ofM possible locations and assignin...
We develop a simple and practical exact algorithm for the problem of locating p facilities and assig...
The vertex p-center problem consists of locating p facilities among a set of M potential sites such ...
Ankara : The Department of Industrial Engineering and the Graduate School of Engineering and Science...
This paper revisits an early but interesting optimal algorithm first proposed by Drezner to solve th...
The vertex p-center problem consists in selecting p centers among a finite set of candidates and ass...
The vertex p-center problem consists in selecting p centers among a finite set of candidates and ass...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We consider the absolute p-center problem on a general network...
The single allocation p-hub center problem is an NP-hard location-allocation problem which consists ...
The single allocation p-hub center problem is an NP-hard location-allocation problem which consists ...
We consider the absolute p-center problem on a general network and propose a spanning tree approach ...
In an earlier paper [Hud91], two "alternative" p-Center problems, where the centers servin...