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A mathematical model to optimize transport cost and inventory level in a single level logistic network

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Fig. 15.1 Transport role in distribution network
Fig. 15.2 A single level logistic network d cd 2cd1 c 2c1 c j c j+1 c j+2 Plant… … … … Distribution center Customers c k+2ck+1ckcdn c m
Fig. 15.3 Objectives of the model
Table 15.1 Parameters
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