Mathematical Models in Economy

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Department of Applied Mathematics

Synopsis:

The goal of the course is to teach selected methods of linear programming, with theoretical procedures applicable for individual tasks and their program implementation. The outcom of the course is the ability to implement and solve basic tasks from the queue theory, graph theory and both free and constrained optimization.

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Probability, basic knowledge of algebra and mathematical analysis.

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Study Objective:

The goal of the course is to teach selected methods of linear programming, with theoretical procedures applicable for individual tasks and their program implementation. The outcom of the course is the ability to implement and solve basic tasks from the queue theory, graph theory and both free and constrained optimization.

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Study materials provided on web FD

D. P. Bertsekas: Network optimization - continuous and discrete models. Athena Scientific, 1998

Gary Chartrand: Introductory graph theory. Dover publications, Inc. New York, 1985

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