Present an algorithm to prove P = NP by Sang-un Lee (22242055)

“…NP problem, a long-standing challenge in computer science, we present a novel deterministic algorithm that solves the Hamiltonian path problem, a representative NP-complete problem, in polynomial time. …”

Present an algorithm to prove P = NP by Sang-un Lee (22242910)

“…NP problem, a long-standing challenge in computer science, we present a novel deterministic algorithm that solves the Hamiltonian path problem, a representative NP-complete problem, in polynomial time. …”

Present an algorithm to prove P = NP by Sang-un Lee (22242148)

“…NP problem, a long-standing challenge in computer science, we present a novel deterministic algorithm that solves the Hamiltonian path problem, a representative NP-complete problem, in polynomial time. …”

Ordering of videos in Experiments 1 and 2. by Robert Epstein (3996596)

A first-order regularized approach to the order-value optimization problem by G. Q. Álvarez (20726384)

ALARM networks with different partial orderings. by Nand Sharma (21519845)

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The_Code_for_High_Order_Analytical_Continuation by Jian Ma (19747060)

“…This study delves into the high-order analytical continuation algorithm, with a particular focus on the computation of its high-order radial derivatives. …”

Solution of approximate optimal order quantity. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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Codes for high-order analytical continuation algorithms based on direct derivation and recursion methods by Jian Ma (19747060)

“…This study delves into the high-order analytical continuation algorithm, with a particular focus on the computation of its high-order radial derivatives. …”

Beyond Topology: Deterministic and Order-Preserving Graph Visualization with the Keçeci Layout by Mehmet Keçeci (14301782)

“…In conclusion, the Keçeci Layout is proven to be a powerful scientific tool that offers analytical depth by remaining faithful to the underlying data structure, moving beyond purely aesthetic presentation. The algorithm provides a significant advantage over conventional methods, particularly for the visual analysis of ordered, hierarchical, or index-dependent systems. …”

Subset lattice for partial orderings with on four nodes . by Nand Sharma (21519845)

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Maple code for algorithm 3. by Peter Thompson (165468)

“…This new type of identifiability can be determined using our new algorithms, as is demonstrated by applications to various published biomedical models. …”

An ordering level typology as price fluctuates at each level. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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Comparison of this research with previous studies on the supply chain ordering problem. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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Optimal order quantities and profits under demand allocation variations. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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The impact of price fluctuations at the regular level on profits and the optimal order quantity. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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The impact of price fluctuations at the discount level on profits and the optimal order quantity. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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Impact of different Copula functions and correlation strengths on optimal order quantities. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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Order quantity and profit of the supply chain under different unit disposal costs. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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The order quantity and profit of the supply chain under different unit production costs. by Minchao Zheng (20558832)

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