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In this paper we present an algorithm for solving mathematical programming problems of the form: Find x - (x<sub>1</sub>,..., x<sub>n</sub>) to minimize \sum \varphi <sub>i</sub>(x<sub>i</sub>) subject to x \in G and l < x < L. Each \varphi <sub>i</sub> is assumed to be lower semicontinuous, possibly nonconvex, and G is assumed to be closed. The algorithm is of the...</x>
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This paper presents an algorithm for determining the minimum cost schedule of tasks in a critical path network in which task cost-time curves may be concave. A computer program for the case of cost-time curves that are piecewise linear in two segments is described, and a numerical example is...
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The computation of economic equilibria, given specific supply and demand functions, is a well-established problem normally treated by fixed point methods or other iterative schemes which converge to a point satisfying the equilibrium criteria. In cases where there are several points which...
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There are many situations wherein a group of individuals (e.g., voters) must produce an ordered list of 'best' alternatives selected from a given group of alternatives (e.g., candidates). Standard approaches include ranked voting methods (RVMs) and methods of paired comparisons (MPCs). Typical...
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