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Solving concentrator location and terminal assignment problems using simulated annealing
Centralized computer networks are hierarchical communication infrastructures in which a central computer services a large number of terminals or workstations. For a large network, some concentrators are commonly used to increase the cost efficiency. Several terminals are connected to a concentrator
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