Linear Programming: An introduction with emphasis on the cycling phenomenon of linear programming
Abstract
It is the general intent of this thesis to, in
the first part, develop and explain the procedure of
Dantzig's simplex method in solving linear programming
problems. The second part is devoted to an investigation into cycling and degeneracy in linear programming
problems. This investigation includes the examples
found of cycling and also Dantzig's method of perturbing
to prevent degeneracy and cycling.
This thesis is intended to read in such a way that
a person need only to have a basic understanding of
linear Algebra to comprehend the material contained in
this paper.
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