Network Flows
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May 1, 2024
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Network Flows is a branch of mathematical optimization and computer science that concerns the flow of entities through a network. A network is a graph where each node represents a location or place, and each edge represents a route between nodes. Flows can be of various types, such as water, electricity, or data, and they can have different properties, such as flow rates, capacities, and costs.
Importance of Network Flows
Network Flows has numerous applications in various fields, including:
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