Fundamental Theorem of Linear Programming

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gptkbp:instanceOf gptkb:theorem
gptkbp:appliesTo linear_programming_problems
gptkbp:description relationship between feasible solutions and optimal solutions
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Fundamental Theorem of Linear Programming
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project management
urban planning
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energy management
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gptkbp:isConnectedTo optimization algorithms
dual linear programming
linear_inequalities
linear_transformations
gptkbp:isCriticizedFor decision-making processes
gptkbp:isExaminedBy geometric interpretation of linear programming
the concept of linearity
the concept of optimality
the concept of vertices
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academic research
quantitative analysis
optimization literature
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decision theory
game theory
matrix theory
constraint satisfaction
convex analysis
sustainability analysis
feasible region
shadow prices
simplex algorithm
mathematical_programming
linear_equations
linear_programming_theory
gptkbp:isStudiedIn mathematics courses
mathematical optimization courses
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gptkbp:isUsedFor resource allocation problems
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agricultural planning
human resource management
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healthcare_resource_allocation
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financial modeling
financial analysis
environmental modeling
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gptkbp:keyFunction optimization theory
gptkbp:keyIssues time management
logistics optimization
performance optimization
resource management
profit maximization
cost minimization
linear_optimization
gptkbp:state if a linear programming problem has an optimal solution, then at least one optimal solution occurs at a vertex of the feasible region