Criss-Cross Method
A standard form of the Linear Programming problem of maximizing a linear function over a Convex Polyhedronis to maximize 
subject to 
and 
, where m isa given 
matrix, 
and 
are given 
-vector and 
-vectors, respectively. The Criss-crossmethod always finds a Vertex solution if an optimal solution exists.
- For All
- Forcing
- Ford Circle
- Ford's Theorem
- Forest
- Fork
- Form
- Formal Logic
- Form (Geometric)
- Formosa Theorem
- Form (Polynomial)
- Formula
- Fortunate Prime
- Forward Difference
- Fountain
- Four Coins Problem
- Four-Color Theorem
- Fourier-Bessel Series
- Fourier-Bessel Transform
- Fourier Cosine Series
- Fourier Cosine Transform
- Fourier Integral
- Fourier Matrix
- Fourier-Mellin Integral
- Fourier Series