1st Edition

Integer Programming Theory and Practice

Edited By John K. Karlof Copyright 2006
336 Pages
by CRC Press

336 Pages
by CRC Press

336 Pages
by CRC Press

Integer Programming: Theory and Practice contains refereed articles that explore both theoretical aspects of integer programming as well as major applications. This volume begins with a description of new constructive and iterative search methods for solving the Boolean optimization problem (BOOP). Following a review of recent developments on convergent Lagrangian techniques that use objective... Read more
New Heuristics and Adaptive Memory Procedures for
Boolean Optimization Problems. Convergent Lagrangian Methods for Separable Nonlinear Integer Programming: Objective Level-Cut and Domain-Cut Methods. The Generalized Assignment Problem. Decomposition in Integer Linear Programming. Airline Scheduling Models and Solution Algorithms for the Temporary Closure of Airports. Determining an Optimal Fleet Mix and Schedules:
Part I - Single Source and Destination. Determining an Optimal Fleet Mix and Schedules: Part II - Multiple Sources and Destinations, and the Option of Leasing Transshipment Depots. An Integer Programming Model for the Optimization of Data Cycle Maps. Application of Column-Generation Techniques to Retail Assortment Planning. Noncommercial Software for Mixed-Integer Linear
Programming.

Biography

John K. Karlof