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5c] are expressed as gj(x) > bj [in this case g,(x) _ x and b1, a', while g2(x) -x and b2 -a"]. When the constraints are expressed in standard form, the aforementioned observation about the slope of z(x) at x* means that the derivative of z(x) at x* and the derivative of the binding constraint at this point [dg(x*)/dx] will always have the same sign (or their product will be zero, that is, they will never have opposite signs). This observation can be used to extend the firstorder conditions because it holds whenever a minimum occurs on the boundary of the feasible region as well as for an unconstrained solution.

Link 3 - 1, on the other hand, will represent right-turning maneuvers for flow from the east to the north, with the appropriate delay. In such a representation the links leading into the intersection will be associated only with the travel time on the incoming approaches, not with the intersection delay itself. The intersection delay is captured by the links connecting the four nodes in the figure. Representation of the Transit Network The movement of vehicular traffic through streets and intersections is not the only flow in the urban area; this text looks at the flow of transit passengers as well.

In conclusion, then, the necessary conditions for a minimum are given by Eqs. 7]. The sufficient conditions include strict convexity in the vicinity of the minimum point (this guarantees that it is a local minimum) and convexity of both the objective function and the feasible region (this guarantees that there are no other local minima). This concludes the discussion of single-variable programs. The concepts introduced in this section are expanded in the following section to the multivariable case.

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