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This work is essentially an exposition of the simplex algorithm as used in hand-computed solutions of linear programming problems. As originally developed by George B. Dantzig, this method was publicly presented in Monograph No. 13 of the Cowles Commission for Research in Economics in 1951. Later the applicability of the tech nique to industrial problems was demonstrated in several original instances by A. Charnes, W. W. Cooper, and their associates. From these studies an expanding interest in the general usefulness of the device rapidly developed. This interest was augmented by the publication in 1953 by Charnes ci dl. Of An Introduction to Linear Programming.

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