Math 5490: Network Flows (Spring 2006)
Overview: This course is
about
modeling, solving, and understanding network flow problems.
Such problems arise naturally in many disciplines such as
telecommunications, water distribution, transportation, bioinformatics,
and integrated
circuit design. They also can be used to solve many problems where the
connection with networks is not so obvious. The study of network flows
involves concepts from a variety of mathematical fields, including
optimization, graph theory, complexity theory, and data
structures. (More details about the course are in the syllabus).
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Last updated: March 17, 2006