Computational combinatorial optimization. Optimal of probably near-optimal solutions
The articles of this volume will be reviewed individually. Indexed articles: \textit{Martin, Alexander}, General mixed integer programming: Computational issues for branch-and-cut algorithms, 1-25 [Zbl 1052.90049] \textit{Balas, Egon}, Projection and lifting in combinatorial optimization, 26-56 [Zbl 1052.90061] \textit{Pochet, Yves}, Mathematical programming models and formulations for deterministic production planning problems, 57-111 [Zbl 1052.90028] \textit{Lemaréchal, Claude}, Lagrangian relaxation, 112-156 [Zbl 1052.90065] \textit{Elf, Matthias; Gutwenger, Carsten; Jünger, Michael; Rinaldi, Giovanni}, Branch-and-cut algorithms for combinatorial optimization and their implementation in ABACUS, 157-222 [Zbl 1052.90106] \textit{Ladányi, Laszlo; Ralphs, Ted K.; Trotter, Leslie E. jun.}, Branch, cut, and price: sequential and parallel, 223-260 [Zbl 1052.90107] \textit{Applegate, David; Bixby, Robert; Chvátal, Vašek; Cook, William}, TSP cuts which do not conform to the template paradigm, 261-303 [Zbl 1052.90060]
- Optimization of dynamic programming methods when solving extremal combinatorial problems
- A hybrid Lagrangian metaheuristic for the cross-docking flow shop scheduling problem
- A branch-and-cut algorithm for the pallet loading problem
- Combinatorial optimization with interaction costs: complexity and solvable cases
- Exact dual bounds for some nonconvex minimax quadratic optimization problems
- Asynchronous level bundle methods
- Symmetric ILP: Coloring and small integers
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3854829 (Why is no real title available?)
- On Approximate Solutions for Combinatorial Optimization Problems
- Possibilistic bottleneck combinatorial optimization problems with ill-known weights
- Incremental bundle methods using upper models
- A branch-and-cut-based heuristic for harvest scheduling with clearcut size constraints in long-term planning: a case study
- An algorithmic framework for convex mixed integer nonlinear programs
- Solving chance-constrained combinatorial problems to optimality
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