Duality Theory is a theoretical framework in constrained optimization that establishes the relationship between a primal problem and its dual counterpart, characterizing how the solutions and optimal values of these interrelated problems provide bounds and insights into the original optimization task.
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F. Y. Wu · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1982 · 3.6K citations
Decomposition Principle for Linear Programs
George B. Dantzig, Philip Wolfe · Operations Research · 1960 · 2.3K citations
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Stanford University
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