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ssu whr Lt Th ' N s, N N s, th optl optl ' vrts vrt wth lowst ost. ' N soluto. soluto. of P ' -λ λ -λ 2 2 4 λ 2 3 λ (-λ ) 4 λ (-λ )(λ 2 2 (-λ 2 ) 3 ) λ (-λ )λ 2 2 (-λ ) (-λ 2 ) 3 α α 2 2 α 3 3 α α 2 α 3 λ (-λ )λ 2 (-λ ) (-λ 2 )

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{ } 5 4 3 3 2 3 5 4 3,,, 3, 3 4,,, 3 FS [ ]' M s o - os 3 ) 2 2, 3 ( w ss, to To put 5 4, 3, 2 3 2 3 > l

( ) [ ] z z z Proof Thor, for... t optu r th w, for ll If : ost : : 2 z

[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] optu glol s r ) s vrls (o -, For E z E E L L L L L L M O M L L L L M O M L M

produr g d opt : ' o';uoudd : ' o'; (wh thr os f ls g f d hoos ls spl for ll fdè > d pvot o ' s' whl opt ' o' d uoudd ' o' do for ll th opt : ' s' suh tht l th lgorth trts) < ; th uoudd : ' s' l l

4.. ot ss 3 4 5 3. 2 ( 3 2 ( ) ) 3 ( 2 ( ) 3 ) 3 2 2. dtt tr

5. slt olu tht gvs ost gtv 6. oput > 7. pvot 8. rpt stps 3-7 utl for ll or ost gtv (or oputto)

,,..., s vrls,othrws o s vrls orgl prol

d ll 's r drv out of th ss : o > : o fsl soluto to th orgl prol ut so 's r th ss : otu pvotg utl w gt ss wth th orgl vrls I th lst s, < pvot us (rll ( ) )

produr two - phs g Phs I : Phs II : d fsl : ' o';rdudt : ' o'; (Phs I st ths trodu rtfl ll spl w th ost f > ls g d opt to ' s' ) ss, Phs I th fsl : ' s' f rtfl vrl s th ss d ot drv out ( th rdudt : ' s' d ot th orrspodg row; ll spl wth orgl ; ; ost )

ξ ξ

ξ ξ

ξ ξ Ths pl gvs optu pot wh Phs I s fshd ( )

3 2 2 2

3 3 3 4 2 4 2

5 6 3 3 6 2 4 5 2

f. g - Th g. Lt gtv..so Tht s. soluto to Lt ( ) [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] f g g g

Colu slto : Choos th lowst urd Th th { : z < } Row slto : : rg l l t s of t > I s of t, hoos th lowst urd olu to lv th ss lgorth trts ftr fvorl olu ft ur of lrgst d of vrl trg th ss durg th l out to tr th ss pvots. rtrr oss olu s.t. out to tr th ss > lp out to lv th ss ê p ê lp ĉ

[ ] [ ] [ ] 4 3 4 2 3 2 Th othrws ot th l s,, f ) s th l (,, f f Lt p p p p p p p p p p

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Thor If prl hs optl soluto, th dul hs optl soluto d thr osts r qul. Proof Lt Th. ( ( ) () d (2), s th l possl ost th dul. s optl th dul. C tdd to grl for of LP. ) () optl ost th prl. (2)

uostrd uostrd ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( uostrd Proof th prl. s th dul of dul Th Thor dul (-) (-) N N M M uostrd uostrd Dul Prl

optl,, optl, uostrd uostrd Proof ) ( ) ( th dul :optl prl :optl Thor (opl tr slss) v u v u v v u u v u v u

Solv th dul for optu ð t optu, f ( Th solv ð If ( -) or or ( Othrws, ( ( ð ð ) for othr ð ) >, th. 's. ) >, th ( -) or or. ) for or th 's. rdud Thor (opl tr slss) :optl prl u ð :optl th dul v ð ( ( ð ) )

Shortst pth prol d ts dul w t s - s -w - s -w 2 - -w 3 t- -w 4 t- -w 5 s uostrd [ w w w w w ] 2 [ - ] 3 : flow fro vrt : flow dg, or : ost of dg Solv logst pth prol wth gtv wght - Dul [ ] [ - ] [ - ] s 4 t 5 s, t,, s t s w w w w w 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 t

4 3 s 2 2 3 2 5 t

Th t optl dul z, R soluto [ L ] Dul Spl lgorth : tg towrds prl fslt ( ) uostrd s E wth ss ( tr for), fsl soluto to Spl lgorth : tg prl towrds dul fslt ( ) fsl soluto ( ) worg dul fsl soluto ( ) worg

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rdudt 4 3 s 2 2 3 2 5 t