Karmarkar's projective method for linear programming: A computational appraisal

Interest in linear programming has recently been intensified by the publication and discussion of a projective method algorithm that is not only polynomial in complexity, but is also claimed by its inventor (N. Karmarkar) to be 50–100 times faster than the simplex method. This paper provides a surve...

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