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response = « Here’s a mathematical theory for a trucking company exploiting the route of a freight transporting company:
**Problem Statement**
A trucking company, Let’s say « Exploitant », aims to optimize its routes for transporting goods from various suppliers to different customers. The goal is to minimize the total distance traveled by trucks while ensuring that all deliveries are made on time and in full.
**Notations**
* $S$ : Set of suppliers
* $C$ : Set of customers
* $R$ : Set of routes (each route consists of a sequence of supplier-customer pairs)
* $d(s, c)$ : Distance between supplier $s \in S$ and customer $c \in C$
* $t(r)$ : Travel time for a truck along route $r \in R$
* $q(s, c)$ : Quantity of goods to be transported from supplier $s$ to customer $c$
* $T$ : Total quantity of goods to be transported
* $K$ : Number of trucks available
**Objective Function**
The objective is to minimize the total distance traveled by trucks while satisfying all delivery constraints:
$$\min \sum_{r \in R} t(r) d(r)$$
subject to:
1. **Capacity Constraints**: Each truck can only carry a limited quantity of goods:
$$\sum_{s \in S, c \in C} q(s, c) \leq T$$
2. **Delivery Constraints**: All deliveries must be made on time and in full:
$$\sum_{r \in R} q(s, c) = T_{sc}, \forall s \in S, c \in C$$
3. **Route Constraints**: Each route can only be traveled by one truck:
$$t(r) \leq K, \forall r \in R$$
**Solution Approach**
This problem can be solved using a combination of linear programming and dynamic programming.
1. **Linear Programming (LP)**: First, we solve an LP relaxation of the problem to obtain an initial solution.
2. **Dynamic Programming (DP)**: Then, we use DP to refine the solution by iteratively selecting the best routes for each truck based on the current state of the system.
**Algorithm**
1. Initialize an empty route set $R$ and a set of available trucks $K$
2. For each supplier-customer pair $(s, c)$:
* Calculate the distance and travel time between $(s, c)$ and all other suppliers and customers
* Update the LP relaxation by adding constraints for capacity and delivery constraints
3. Solve the LP relaxation to obtain an initial solution
4. Iterate through the trucks $k = 1 \to K$:
* For each truck $k$, select the best route from the set of available routes based on the current state of the system (i.e., the quantity of goods still to be transported)
* Update the DP table with the selected route and its associated travel time
5. Repeat step 4 until all trucks have been assigned a route
**Conclusion**
This mathematical theory provides a framework for optimizing the routes of a trucking company exploiting the route of a freight transporting company. By combining linear programming and dynamic programming, we can minimize the total distance traveled by trucks while ensuring that all deliveries are made on time and in full.
Note: This is a simplified example and real-world problems may require more complex mathematical models and solution approaches. »