1989Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society Series A Pure Mathematics and StatisticsOpen access

Driving from degeneracy

Neil Cameron

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Abstract A method is proposed for driving degenerate feasible solutions to linear programming problems away from essential degeneracy and in particular for identifying essentially degenerate optimal solutions. An essentially degenerate cycling example is also given, so answering a question raised earlier.

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Abstract A method is proposed for driving degenerate feasible solutions to linear programming problems away from essential degeneracy and in particular for identifying essentially degenerate optimal solutions. An essentially degenerate cycling example is also given, so answering a question raised earlier.

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Abstract A method is proposed for driving degenerate feasible solutions to linear programming problems away from essential degeneracy and in particular for identifying essentially degenerate optimal solutions. An essentially degenerate cycling example is also given, so answering a question raised earlier.

Key concepts: Degenerate energy levels, Degeneracy (biology), Mathematics, Pure mathematics, Theoretical physics, Mathematical optimization, Quantum mechanics, Physics

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