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Optimality of Random Regular Graphs in Sparse Network Designs
The problems of designing sparse networks arise frequently in resource allocation and operations research. In production systems, for example, sparse process flexibility designs are used to handle uncertain demand effectively: the goal is to construct the sparsest bipartite graph between supply and
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