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The required text is: Ahuja, Magnanti, and Orlin. Network Flows: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications. 1st ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, February 18, 1993. ISBN: 013617549X. "AMO Reading" refers to this text.
1 | Introduction to Network Models | 1-22, 53-63 | 2 | Computational Complexity and Data Structures | 23-38, 765-773 | 3 | Graph Search Algorithms | 38-47, 66-79 | 4 | Transformations and Flow Decomposition | 79-86 | 5 | Shortest Paths: Label Setting Algorithms | 93-114 | 6 | The Radix Heap Algorithm | 115-124 | 7 | Shortest Paths: Label Correcting Algorithms | 133-147, 149-150, 154-157 | 8 | Basic Algorithms for The Maximum Flow Problem | 166-187 | 9 | Combinatorial Applications of Maximum Flows | 188-198 and 207-223 | 10 | Preflow Push Algorithms | 223-237 | 11 | More on Preflow Push Algorithms | 238-242 | 12 | Midterm | | 13 | The Global Min Cut Algorithm | Class Handout | 14 | Minimum Cost Flows: Basic Algorithms | 294-319 | 15 | The Successive Shortest Path Algorithm | 320-326 | 16 | The Network Simplex Algorithm | 402-453 | 17 | Minimum Cost Spanning Trees | 510-536 | 18 | Review of Linear Programming | 802-820 | 19 | Generalized Flows | 566-592 | 20 | Lagrangian Relaxation 1 | 598-615 | 21 | Lagrangian Relaxation 2 | 615-638 | 22 | Multicommodity Flows | 649-671 | 23 | Multicommodity Flows | 671-683 | 24 | Very Large Scale Neighborhood Search | Class Handout |
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