Abstract
Combinatorial optimization problems arise in several applications. Examples are the task of finding the shortest path from Paris to Rome in the road network of Europe or scheduling exams for given courses at a university. In this chapter, we give a basic introduction to the field of combinatorial optimization. Later on, we discuss how to measure the computational complexity of algorithms applied to these problems and point out some general limitations for solving difficult problems.
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Neumann, F., & Witt, C. (2010). Combinatorial Optimization and Computational Complexity (pp. 9–19). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-16544-3_2
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