Network flows Flashcards

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What is a source of a network flow?

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a source is where the flow enters the network

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What is a sink of a network flow?

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a sink is where the flow leaves the network

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3
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What is a feasible flow?

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a possible flow that considers circled values

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4
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What is a saturated network flow?

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a flow at maximum capacity

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5
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What is an unsaturated network flow?

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a flow that is not at capacity

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6
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What is a cut?

A

a way of describing bottlenecks:

a cut is a line across the network which splits the network into two parts: one containing the source and one containing the sink

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7
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What are cuts cross arcs?

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they do not pass through nodes

the capacity of a cut is the sum of all the edges crossed by the cut which are directed from the source to the sink

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8
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What is the max flow- min cut theorem?

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the value of the maximal flow is equal to the capacity of the min cut.

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9
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What are supersources and supersinks

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when there is more than one source and more than one sink

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