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Transportation engineering

convex optimization whose solution satisfies user equilibrium in traffic assignment, using the integral of link cost functions.

In transportation engineering, Beckmann formulation refers to convex optimization whose solution satisfies user equilibrium in traffic assignment, using the integral of link cost functions. This meaning comes from Beckmann (1956) in Studies in the economics of transportation.[1]

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References

Beckmann, M. J. (1956). Studies in the economics of transportation. Published for the Cowles Commission for Research in Economics by Yale University Press. Open Library record

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