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We present a model and an exact solution method for single-source capacitated facility location problems with decision-dependent demand uncertainty. The model allows the joint probability distribution of customer demands to depend on the facility to which demand points are allocated. The number of possible decision-dependent distributions is therefore equal to the number of feas...

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We quantify the robust value lost by restricting Wasserstein transport to a common low-dimensional subspace. Affine transport sets and outer moment sets yield exact bounds for quadratic losses with nonsingular nominal covariance. A spectral rule augments a prescribed base space and attains a sharp, base-dependent approximation factor for the aggregate first-order restriction los...

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Winner determination in combinatorial auctions is a weighted set-packing problem and is NP-hard in general. This paper develops a deterministic polynomial-time sparse-pursuit framework that couples the global linear-programming relaxation with CoSaMP-type identify–merge–re-estimate–prune dynamics. The re-estimation step keeps only a logarithmic-size moving window integral while ...

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Random Reshuffling (RR) is the default data-ordering strategy in practice, and it is almost always run with minibatches. The recent theory of Liu shows that single-sample RR dominates SGD in smooth convex optimization for every stepsize below \(2/\hat{L}\), but the role of the batch size has not been worked out. In this note we study ...

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Quantum optimization has emerged at the intersection of quantum computing and operations research, driven by the prospect of addressing challenging combinatorial optimization problems through quantum and quantum-inspired computational approaches. This paper provides a structured review of the field from a past, present, and future perspective. We first trace the evolution of qua...

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