
handle: 11693/17429
Ankara : Department of Industrial Engineering and the Institute of Engineering of Bilkent University, 1992. Thesis (Master's) -- Bilkent University, 1992. Includes bibliographical references leaves 42-44 In this thesis we discuss some polyhedral approaches to the Delivery Man Problem(DMP),which is a special case of the Traveling .Scvlesman Problem(TSP). First, we look at two formulations of the problem and describe a combinatorial solution procedure for the linear programming relaxation.Then we give some valid inequalities and discuss a Lagrangean Relaxation procedure and a cutting plane procedure. Finally, we propose heuristics for tree graphs and general graphs and give computational results. Keskinocak, Pınar M.S.
QA402.5 .K47 1992, Traveling-salesman problem, Polyhedral Approach, Quadratic programming., Mathematical optimization, Cutting Plane, Quadratic programming, Heuristic programming, Polyhedra., Mathematical optimization., Heuristic programming., Delivery Man Problem, Traveling-salesman problem., Polyhedra
QA402.5 .K47 1992, Traveling-salesman problem, Polyhedral Approach, Quadratic programming., Mathematical optimization, Cutting Plane, Quadratic programming, Heuristic programming, Polyhedra., Mathematical optimization., Heuristic programming., Delivery Man Problem, Traveling-salesman problem., Polyhedra
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