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Expressing Special Structures in an Algebraic Modeling Language for Mathematical Programming
1995
Orsa Journal On Computing
A knowledge of the presence of certain special structures can be advantageous in both the formulation and solution of linear programming problems. Thus it is desirable that linear programming software offer the option of specifying such structures explicitly. As a step in this direction, we describe extensions to an algebraic modeling language that encompass piecewise-linear, network and related structures. Our emphasis is on the modeling considerations that motivate these extensions, and on
doi:10.1287/ijoc.7.2.166
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