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An algorithm for optimization of certain allocation models.

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Author
Zmuida, Paul Theodore
Date
1971-03
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Danskin, J.M.
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Master's Thesis which discusses nature of allocation problems. Danskin Algorithm for solution of a convex function to be minimized over a closed convex set is developed An example of application involving solution of a 3600 variable allocation problem using a computer is provided. Paper includes analysis of solution and discussion of problems encountered in computer application.
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