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- Canonical Coin Changing and Greedy Solutions
- Change-making problems revisited: a parameterized point of view
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- Convex hulls of superincreasing knapsacks and lexicographic orderings
- Error Bounds and the Applicability of the Greedy Solution to the Coin-Changing Problem
- Technical Note—Optimality of a Heuristic Solution for a Class of Knapsack Problems
- When the Greedy Solution Solves a Class of Knapsack Problems
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