New results for aggregating integer-valued equations
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Some new conditions for integer-valued weights in aggregating two diophantine equations whose variables are restricted to nonnegative integers are given. The goal is to find such weights so that the coefficients of the aggregated equation will lie in a range as limited as possible. The results are used to develop a highly efficient approach for the integer knapsack problem.
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