The network flow problem is a fundamental concept in combinatorial optimization and graph theory that involves the flow of information, goods, or resources through a network. It is typically modeled using directed graphs (digraphs), where the nodes represent entities (such as locations or warehouses) and the edges represent paths along which the flow can occur (such as roads or pipelines). The edges have capacities that define the maximum allowable flow between the connected nodes.
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