The multiple depot, multiple traveling salesmen facility-location problem: Vehicle range, service frequency, and heuristic implementations
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Combinatorial optimization, Transportation, logistics and supply chain management, Combined facility location and routing, Multiple service frequency, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, Minimum spanning forest, Computer Science Applications, Mixed integer programming, Split delivery, Modelling and Simulation, Clarke-Wright heuristic, Multiple traveling salesmen, Minimum K-tree, Continuous location
Combinatorial optimization, Transportation, logistics and supply chain management, Combined facility location and routing, Multiple service frequency, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, Minimum spanning forest, Computer Science Applications, Mixed integer programming, Split delivery, Modelling and Simulation, Clarke-Wright heuristic, Multiple traveling salesmen, Minimum K-tree, Continuous location
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