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李 夏 , Masters Advisor：黃惠民;周永燦
英文
DOI：
10.6840/cycu202000347
供應鏈 ； 配送中心和混合整數線性規劃 ； Supply Chain ； Distribution Centre ； and Mixed Integer Linear Programming
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