AbstractMulti-commodity flow problems arise naturally in telecommunications and scheduling. Such applications typically involve large network optimization problems with constraints of a form which make standard optimization techniques inapplicable. Linear programming methods ccan solve only small instances of such problems. New theoretical work by Soviet researchers on network-based techniques is shown in this paper to yield practical algorithms which enable certain types of multi-commodity flow problems to be solved quickly. As these methods generalize efficient single-commodity methods, there is promise that further research will allow more general problems to be solved in an analogous manner
In this thesis, a number of optimization problems are presented from algorithmic graph theory. This ...
In this paper, we provide a study of Max-Min Fair (MMF) multi-commodity flows and focus on some of t...
We consider networks in which two different commodities have to be transported across undirected arc...
Multi-commodity flow problems arise naturally in telecommunications and scheduling. Such application...
A multi-commodity flow problem consists of moving several commodities from their respective sources ...
A multi-commodity flow problem consists of moving several commodities from their respective sources ...
The multi-commodity flow problem is a classical combinatorial optimization problem that addresses a ...
We review and analyze nonlinear programming approaches to model-ing and solving certain flow problem...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodi...
We review and analyze nonlinear programming approaches to model-ing and solving certain flow problem...
This chapter is devoted to modeling and optimization techniques applicable to communication network ...
The graph is a great mathematical tool, which has been effectively applied to many fields such as ec...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 52)The study of networks and flows is an area of linear p...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodit...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodit...
In this thesis, a number of optimization problems are presented from algorithmic graph theory. This ...
In this paper, we provide a study of Max-Min Fair (MMF) multi-commodity flows and focus on some of t...
We consider networks in which two different commodities have to be transported across undirected arc...
Multi-commodity flow problems arise naturally in telecommunications and scheduling. Such application...
A multi-commodity flow problem consists of moving several commodities from their respective sources ...
A multi-commodity flow problem consists of moving several commodities from their respective sources ...
The multi-commodity flow problem is a classical combinatorial optimization problem that addresses a ...
We review and analyze nonlinear programming approaches to model-ing and solving certain flow problem...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodi...
We review and analyze nonlinear programming approaches to model-ing and solving certain flow problem...
This chapter is devoted to modeling and optimization techniques applicable to communication network ...
The graph is a great mathematical tool, which has been effectively applied to many fields such as ec...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 52)The study of networks and flows is an area of linear p...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodit...
The traditional multi-commodity flow problem assumes a given flow network in which multiple commodit...
In this thesis, a number of optimization problems are presented from algorithmic graph theory. This ...
In this paper, we provide a study of Max-Min Fair (MMF) multi-commodity flows and focus on some of t...
We consider networks in which two different commodities have to be transported across undirected arc...