Category:Desert Crossing Problems
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A desert crossing problem is one which seeks to find:
- either the maximum distance one may travel through a desert with a specified quantity of fuel
or
- the maximum quantity of resources that one may transport a specified distance across a desert
or
- the most efficient use of resources to cross a desert of a particular width.
In any of these cases the mode of transport may carry a limited quantity of fuel as cargo.
There are various other constraints and conditions which may be applied in particular instances of this problem, for example:
- There may be multiple vehicles available which can be used simultaneously.
- It may or may not be necessary to make the return journey.
- The route may be circular, allowing the resources to be transferred in either direction.
Pages in category "Desert Crossing Problems"
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