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Extension of Continuous Model for Logistics Distribution Center Location

Yi Quan

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Logistics distribution center is a key component of the whole logistics system. A modeling method of logistics center location is developed based on the traditional methods, which solves the logistics problems in both purchase and distribution of an entity. Furthermore, the modeling is solved by means of mathematics analysis. All that work makes distribution center we get more practical and realistic.

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Logistics distribution center is a key component of the whole logistics system. A modeling method of logistics center location is developed based on the traditional methods, which solves the logistics problems in both purchase and distribution of an entity. Furthermore, the modeling is solved by means of mathematics analysis. All that work makes distribution center we get more practical and realistic.

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Logistics distribution center is a key component of the whole logistics system. A modeling method of logistics center location is developed based on the traditional methods, which solves the logistics problems in both purchase and distribution of an entity. Furthermore, the modeling is solved by means of mathematics analysis. All that work makes distribution center we get more practical and realistic.

Key concepts: Logistics center, Distribution center, Extension (predicate logic), Center (category theory), Key (lock), Computer science, Distribution (mathematics), Component (thermodynamics)

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