Lecture

Ford-Fulkerson Method

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This lecture covers the Ford-Fulkerson Method, which is used to find the maximum flow in a network. It explains the definition of a flow, the initialization of flow, augmenting paths, residual networks, cuts in flow networks, net flow across cuts, and the relationship between net flow and flow value for any cut. The lecture also presents examples of applying the Ford-Fulkerson Method to find the maximum flow in a network.

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