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CDAM Research Report, LSE-CDAM-2003-10May 2003 |
Graham Brightwell, Jan van den Heuvel, and Leen Stougie
Abstract
We prove that the combinatorial diameter of the skeleton of the polytope of feasible solutions of any m x n transportation problem is at most 8(m + n - 2).
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