Lecture

Bounded Network Flow: Solvable Minult-Maxcret Problem

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of bounded network flow, focusing on solving the minult-maxcret problem. It explains the solvability of bounded network problems by adjusting flow capacities. The lecture also delves into different dual concepts and the adjustment required for the problem. Additionally, it discusses the constraints and adjustments needed for binary programs in the context of network flows.

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