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Introduction,We will now explore the basics of linear programming. In this chapter, we will go through several basic definitions and examples to build our intuition about linear programs. We will also learn the ratio method, which we will find useful in solving certain linear programs.
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Dimension of the Solution Space,In this chapter, we will discuss solution spaces, convex sets and convex functions, the geometry of linear programs, and the theorem of separating hyperplanes. We will apply what we cover in this chapter to build our understanding of the Simplex Method, duality theory, and other concepts in subsequent chapters.
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Duality and Complementary Slackness,In this chapter, we will develop the concept of duality, as well as the related theorem of complementary slackness which not only tells us when we have optimal solutions, but also leads us to the Dual Simplex Method.
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Revised Simplex Method,In this chapter, we will learn about a method that is mathematically equivalent to the Simplex Method but which can exploit sparsity of the constraint matrix . to run with greater computational efficiency.
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Introduction to the Simplex Method, daunting, the technique is actually quite simple. Just keep in mind that the Simplex Method essentially involves iterative application of the . (which you already know) and the . (which we are about to cover).
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