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Optimization Problem on Permutations with Linear-Fractional Objective Function: Properties of the Set of Admissible Solutions

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We consider an optimization problem on permutations with a linear-fractional objective function. We investigate the properties of the domain of admissible solutions of the problem.

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Emets, O.A., Kolechkina, L.M. Optimization Problem on Permutations with Linear-Fractional Objective Function: Properties of the Set of Admissible Solutions. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 52, 1858–1871 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010451825582

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