On solutions properties of continuous linear problems of optimal multiplex-partitioning of sets without constraints

Antonina Cherevatenko1 pavlova-tonya [at] mail.ru
  1. Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Cybernetics Department, Oles Honchar Dnipropetrovsk National University, Ukraine, Dnepropetrovsk, Karl Marx Ave., 35
Abstract 

The paper presents some properties of the solutions of continuous problems of optimal multiplex-partitioning of sets. Such problems are considered in two versions: with given coordinates of centers or with their placing in a given region. The optimal solutions of continuous linear problems of optimal multiplex-partitioning of sets is obtained analytically as characteristic vector-functions of the k-th order subsets included into the optimal multiplex partition of the set 

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