Network Flow Problems

Network flow problems involve determining the most efficient way to move resources (like data, goods, or information) through a network of nodes (points) and edges (connections). The goal is often to maximize the amount of flow from a source to a sink without exceeding the capacity of any connection. Think of it like managing traffic on a road system: you want to move as many cars as possible from one city to another while considering road limits. These problems are used in transportation, communication, and supply chain management to optimize resource distribution.