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A mixed integer programming formulation for the l-maximin problem

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In this paper, I present a mixed integer programming (MIP) formulation for the 1-maximin problem with rectilinear distance. The problem mainly appears in facility location while trying to locate an undesirable facility. The rectilinear distance is quite Commonly used in the location literature. Our numerical experiments show that one can solve reasonably large location problems using a standard MIP solver. We also provide a linear programming formulation that helps find an upper bound on the objective function value of the 1-maximin problem with any norm when extreme points of the feasible region are known. We discuss various extension alternatives for the MIP formulation.

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Stockton Press

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Management, Operations research, Management science

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Journal of The Operational Research Society

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10.2307/254096

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