
doi: 10.1137/0307009
Adjacency properties of tours on their convex hull are discussed. A rule is given by which it can be tested whether any two tours are adjacent vertices on this convex hull or not. Based on this rule an algorithm is described for generating all the adjacent tours of a given tour.
Combinatorial optimization, traveling salesman, Programming involving graphs or networks
Combinatorial optimization, traveling salesman, Programming involving graphs or networks
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