Lecture

Integer Programming Basics

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of integer programming, focusing on problems where variables are restricted to integer values. It explains how to formulate and solve these problems, including capacitated problems and negative cost cycles. The instructor discusses the simplex algorithm, Bland's algorithm, and the convergence of integer programming. The lecture also addresses the advantages of negative cost cycles and the importance of dual LP relaxation in solving generic integer programs.

Instructor

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Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

Algorithms and data structures: Combinatorial optimization

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