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Given a pair of P and D linear programming problems (primal-dual min-max) in canonical form. Let z* be the common (finite) optimal value of P
Given a pair of P and D linear programming problems (primal-dual min-max) in canonical form.
Let z* be the common (finite) optimal value of P and D. Suppose that x-bar is a basic infeasible solution to P whose complementary dual basic solution is feasible. Is it possible that the common objective value of this pair of primal-dual basic solutions is z* ? Give an example?
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Transportation A Global Supply Chain Perspective
Authors: John J. Coyle, Robert A. Novak, Brian Gibson, Edward J. Bard
8th edition
9781305445352, 1133592961, 130544535X, 978-1133592969
