Springer Linear Programming Computation

Product Description This landmark work on linear programming includes a wealth of advanced topics such as Phase-I approaches as well as coverage of conventional topics including the simplex method, duality, and interior-point methods, all deduced in a fresh and clear manner. Review “Evidenced by superior performance in computational experiments, the author’s work has refreshed the state of the art of LP, and by its originality, breadth and depth, is having a major impact on the field of mathematical optimization.” (EJOR, European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 267 (3), June, 2018) “The book seems to be mainly addressed to scientists who already possess some expertise in LP. The kind of presentation, however, also allows using parts of it as a basis for a course on the topic. In fact, a special feature of the book is that an algorithm typically is accompanied by some example for which the results of all computational steps needed to find a solution are written down.” (Rembert Reemtsen, zbMATH, Vol. 1302, 2015) “This book is a research monograph focusing on computational techniques in the simplex method for linear programming. … It may be of interest to researchers and developers of simplex method codes for linear programming.” (B. Borchers, Choice, Vol. 52 (3), November, 2014) From the Back Cover With emphasis on computation, this book is a real breakthrough in the field of LP. In addition to conventional topics, such as the simplex method, duality, and interior-point methods, all deduced in a fresh and clear manner, it introduces the state of the art by highlighting brand-new and advanced results, including efficient pivot rules, Phase-I approaches, reduced simplex methods, deficient-basis methods, face methods, and pivotal interior-point methods. In particular, it covers the determination of the optimal solution set, feasible-point simplex method, decomposition principle for solving large-scale problems, controlled-branch method based on generalized reduced simplex framework for solving integer LP problems.