Lecture

Cutset Formulation: MST Problem

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This lecture covers the cutset formulation for the Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) Problem, exploring decision variables, constraints, and the quality of the formulation. It delves into the subtour elimination formulation, discussing its strength and complexity. The instructor explains the Gomory Cutting Planes method, detailing the idea, algorithm, and examples. The lecture concludes with LP-based Branch & Bound, illustrating the algorithm and its application through an example.

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