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Algorithms / Linear programming / Randomized rounding / Probabilistic complexity theory / Linear programming relaxation / Randomized algorithm / Approximation algorithm / David Shmoys / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Applied mathematics
Date: 2012-11-30 06:01:55
Algorithms
Linear programming
Randomized rounding
Probabilistic complexity theory
Linear programming relaxation
Randomized algorithm
Approximation algorithm
David Shmoys
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Applied mathematics

Approximation Algorithms (ADM III)

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