Lecture

Railway Station Allocation

Description

This lecture discusses the allocation of railway stations to different cities, focusing on the specific case of Brest, Burgundy, Toulouse, and Marseille. The instructor explains the optimal distribution of stations and the connectivity between Lyon, Marseille, and other cities.

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