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M?rkte für Krankenhausdienstleistungeneads to the notion of . on directed graphs. As we will see, there are many interesting applications of this more general concept. To a large part, these cannot be treated using the theory of maximal flows as presented before; nevertheless, the methods of Chapter 6 will serve as fundamental tools for the more general setting.

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Shortest Paths,t path or the one which is safest – for example, we might want the route where we are least likely to encounter a speed-control installation. Thus we will study shortest paths in graphs and digraphs in this chapter; as we shall see, this is a topic whose interest extends beyond traffic networks.

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Combinatorial Applications,tructions.We shall study disjoint paths in graphs, matchings in bipartite graphs, transversals, the combinatorics of matrices, partitions of directed graphs, partially ordered sets, parallelisms, and the supply and demand theorem.

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Circulations,eads to the notion of . on directed graphs. As we will see, there are many interesting applications of this more general concept. To a large part, these cannot be treated using the theory of maximal flows as presented before; nevertheless, the methods of Chapter 6 will serve as fundamental tools for the more general setting.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04224-8it would cost to build that connection. Other possible interpretations are tasks like establishing traffic connections (for cars, trains or planes: the .) or designing a network for TV broadcasts. Finally, we consider Steiner trees (these are trees where it is allowed to add some new vertices) and arborescences (directed trees).

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Spanning Trees,it would cost to build that connection. Other possible interpretations are tasks like establishing traffic connections (for cars, trains or planes: the .) or designing a network for TV broadcasts. Finally, we consider Steiner trees (these are trees where it is allowed to add some new vertices) and arborescences (directed trees).