General forms of a linear program
Linear Programming. Methods and Applications
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General forms of a linear program
Linear Programming. Methods and Applications

Author : Jean-François SCHEID

Publication date: October 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. General forms of a linear program

2.1 Mixed canonical form

This is a linear programming problem, also known as a linear program, written in the following form:

max(x1,,xn)[F(x1,,xn)=c1x1++cnxn=
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