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Operations Research is a free Android application designed to enhance learning in the field of operations research. It offers various features that facilitate understanding complex concepts, including linear programming, optimization techniques, and decision analysis. The app is structured to provide users with interactive tools and resources that support academic study and practical application.

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The application includes detailed explanations, examples, and problem-solving exercises that cater to users ranging from beginners to advanced learners. Its intuitive interface allows for easy navigation, making it accessible for students and professionals alike. Overall, Operations Research serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge in this essential area of study.

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Requires Android 2.0 and up
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By MPSantos
Resolution of Operational Research models including Linear Programming, Transport, Assignment and classic network problems such as Maximum Flow...

Resolution of Operational Research models including Linear Programming, Transport, Assignment and classic network problems such as Maximum Flow, Shortest Path, Longest Path, Minimum Tree, Pert, CPM.

It also allows calculations for the basic Queue models.

The application allows to solve "classic" Linear Programming problems with up to 10 decision variables and 10 restrictions using the 2-phase simplex.

In the case of Transport Model, the "stepping stone" algorithm is used, with models from up to 8 sources and 8 destinations being allowed. For Attribution models, the Hungarian algorithm is used and models up to 8 by 8 are allowed.

In the case of classic network problems (Maximum flow, Shortest path between 2 nodes, Longest path and Minimum tree size), network models with up to 15 nodes are allowed.

In the case of Pert models, models with up to 30 activities are allowed and in the case of CPM models with a maximum of 15 activities.

Finally, in the case of Queues, calculations are allowed for the 8 basic models of Queue Theory.

DEVELOPED BY:

Maurcio Pereira dos Santos

Former Professor (retired) at the State University of Rio de Janeiro - UERJ (Brazil)

email: mp9919146@gmail.com

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