Discrete Optimization (Computer Science and Scientific Computing)
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Discrete Optimization (Computer Science and Scientific Computing)

by Ronald L. Rardin, R. Gary Parker

Computer Science Optimization Discrete Mathematics scientific computing
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Discrete Optimization presents a focused treatment of optimization involving discrete choices, situated at the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and scientific computing. Authored by Ronald L. Rardin and R. Gary Parker, it serves as a subject-specific resource for study and reference.

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Discrete Optimization explores optimization problems involving discrete choices and structures.

The book is positioned within computer science and scientific computing, connecting mathematical optimization with computational applications.

Written by Ronald L. Rardin and R. Gary Parker, it offers a subject-focused resource for readers studying or working with discrete optimization.

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