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Nodes Bus stops, Communication Lakes, reservoirs, street intersections centers, pumping stations relay stations Arcs Streets (lanes) Communication Pipelines, canals, channels rivers Figure 8.1 exhibits several additional characteristics of network flow problems. First, a flow capacity is
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