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for Mathematics Decision Making: An Introduction Lecture 18 Matthias Koppe UC Davis, Mathematics March 5, 2009 181 Augmenting Circuit Algorithm for Min Cost Flow Augmenting Circuit Algorithm, Kantorovich [1942] Input: Graph G = (V , A), capacities u, excess values b, costs c Find a feasible ow x (max-ow, homework) While there exists a negative-cost directed circuit in G(x), i.e., an augmenting circuit for x...
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for Mathematics Decision Making: An Introduction
Lecture 18
Matthias Koppe
UC Davis, Mathematics
March 5, 2009
181
Augmenting Circuit Algorithm for Min Cost Flow
Augmenting Circuit Algorithm, Kantorovich [1942]
Input: Graph G = (V , A), capacities u, excess values b, costs c Find a feasible ow x (max-ow, homework) While there exists a negative-cost directed circuit in G(x), i.e., an augmentin...
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