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For questions about the assignment problem in combinatorial optimization, NOT for problems that you've been set as a homework assignment.
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Seating arrangement problem
If the table is round, then this problem is a variant of the famous Travelling Salesman Problem and any of the many solutions in published literature can be consulted for solving it.
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Seating arrangement problem
$n$ professors go to a conference and have to sit together at a table. See illustration below for $n=8$
Each professor has people they like to sit next to and people they do not want to sit next …
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