The Simplex Method Using Pseudo-Basic Variables for Structured Linear Programming Problems

E. M. L. Beale

ResearchPublished 1961

A procedure for solving linear programming problems that consist of separate subproblems with a few linking variables that occur in all (or several) subproblems. This is the simplex method, organized so that the advantages of the special structure of the problem are preserved.

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