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Latest comment: 10 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
May I suggest to add the following to the AML page:
An early AML for LP was developed around 1969 at the Mathematisch Centrum (now CWI), Amsterdam. Its syntax was very close to the usual mathematical notation.
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^ Jac. M. Anthonisse, An input system for linear programming problems, Statistica Neerlandica 24 (1970), 143-153.
I hesitate to edit that page as I am not familiar with the Wikipedia syntax.
Thanks.