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....control. A combined primal dual algorithm is also shown in this section. Simulation results based on a four source three link network from are shown in Section IV. Conclusion and future work are given in Section V. Due to the space limitation, the readers are referred to the complete version [20] for most of the proofs. Notation: Given a x and f(x) the positive projection of f is defined as follows: f(x) # f(x) if x 0,or x =0and f(x) 0 if x =0and f(x) 0 . If x and f(x) are vectors, then (f(x) x is interpreted in the component wise sense. When (f(x) x =0,we say the ....
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