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    Bicriteria network flow problems: Continuous case (English)
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    25 June 1992
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    An algorithm to solve bicriteria network flow problems with continuous variables is developed. First, an efficient extreme point is determined using the out-of-kilter method. Then, adjacent extreme points in the objective space are determined. A simple example is given. Possible extensions are discussed.
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    bicriteria network flow
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    out-of-kilter method
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