On the role of bottleneck Monge matrices in combinatorial optimization

On the role of bottleneck Monge matrices in combinatorial optimization

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Article ID: iaor1997937
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 17
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 53
End Page Number: 56
Publication Date: Mar 1995
Journal: Operations Research Letters
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Keywords: programming: travelling salesman
Abstract:

In this short summary of research the paper describes some significant aspects of exploiting the bottleneck Monge property in combinatorial optimization. A matrix (cij) is said to fulfill the bottleneck Monge property or to be a max distribution matrix, if max(cip,cjq)•max(ciq,cjp) for all 1•i<j•m, 1•p<q•n. Several problems of discrete programming can immediately be solved, if the underlying data have this property, in particular flow shop problems with minimum makespan, time transportation problems and bottleneck travelling salesman problems.

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