Two Flow Problems in Dynamic Networks
Keywords:
dynamic networks, feasible flow, bipartite network, maximum flowAbstract
In this paper we study two flow problems: the feasible flow problem in dynamic networks and the maximum flow problem in bipartite dynamic networks with lower bounds. We mention that the maximum flow problem in bipartite dynamic networks with lower bound was presented in paper [8]a. For these problems we give examples.
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