Lecture

Linear Programming: Two-phase Simplex Algorithm

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This lecture covers the application of the two-phase Simplex algorithm to solve linear programming problems, focusing on finding optimal solutions through primal and dual feasibility. The instructor explains the process step by step, from defining the problem to reaching the optimal solution using weak duality theorems and symmetric matrices.

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