Computation of maximum flows in networks

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Burns, William Charles
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1968-06Advisor
Greenberg, Harold
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A review of the current theory and methods for the computation
of maximum flow in networks is presented along with a simplified
method for determination of a feasible flow in networks with upper
and lower bounded arcs. A computational procedure is presented which
is used to calculate the maximum flow for a general network. The
network is reduced to an equivalent basic network. An associated
network is used to compute a feasible, then the maximum flow for
the basic network. A computer program is included for use in
computation of maximal flows in large networks.
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