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Simple Valid Inequalities<br />

Introduction<br />

Problem Definition <strong>and</strong> Formulation<br />

Solution Methodology<br />

Conclusion<br />

References<br />

Problem Definition<br />

Set Partitioning Formulation<br />

X<br />

a ipz p ≤ t j ∀i ∈ I, ∀j ∈ J (σ ji ), (6)<br />

p∈P j<br />

X<br />

t j ≥ N F , (7)<br />

j∈J<br />

X<br />

z p = v j ∀j ∈ J (ν j ), (8)<br />

p∈P j<br />

v j ≥ t j ∀j ∈ J, (9)<br />

v j ∈ Z + ∀j ∈ J. (10)<br />

N F is the minimum number of facilities required to be open:<br />

N F = argmin {l=1..|J|}<br />

lX<br />

Cj F t<br />

≥ X !<br />

D i<br />

t=1 i∈I<br />

s.t. Cj F 1<br />

≥ Cj F 2<br />

≥ ... ≥ Cj F n<br />

Akça, Ralphs, Berger<br />

LRS PROBLEM

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