Application of Programs with Maximin Objective Functions to Problems of Optimal Resource Allocation
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- Linear and combinatorial sharing problems
- The stochastic bottleneck linear programming problem
- Linear max-min programming
- Programming problems with maximin objective function
- The balanced linear programming problem
- Min-max optimization of several classical discrete optimization problems
- A complexity analysis and algorithms for two-machine shop scheduling problems under linear constraints
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- Approximation based fuzzy multi-objective models with expected objectives and chance constraints: application to earth-rock work allocation
- A comparison of two reference point methods in multiple objective mathematical programming.
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- A nonlinear minimax allocation problem with multiple knapsack constraints
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