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On R.W. Llewellyn'S Rules To Identify Redundant Constraints; A Detailed Critique And Some Generalizations

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  • Telgen, J., 1977. "On R.W. Llewellyn'S Rules To Identify Redundant Constraints; A Detailed Critique And Some Generalizations," Econometric Institute Archives 272155, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.272155
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    1. Gerald L. Thompson & Fred M. Tonge & Stanley Zionts, 1966. "Techniques for Removing Nonbinding Constraints and Extraneous Variables from Linear Programming Problems," Management Science, INFORMS, vol. 12(7), pages 588-608, March.
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    1. Telgen, Jan, 1977. "On Redundancy In Systems Of Linear Inequalities," Econometric Institute Archives 272154, Erasmus University Rotterdam.

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