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8.2 SPECIAL NETWORK MODELS There are a number of interesting special cases of the minimum-cost flow model that have received a great deal of attention. This section introduces several of these models, since they have had a significant impact on the development of a general network theory. In particular, algorithms designed for these specific ...
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