A Scaling Theorem and Algorithms.

James H. Bigelow, Norman Shapiro

ResearchPublished 1978

Motivated by the gravity model for trip table generation in transportation theory, the authors obtain a number of generalizations of a scaling theorem applicable to a problem arising from that model and describe algorithms arisng from these theorems or their proofs. 9 pp. Ref.

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