Gregor Hendel built and
maintained the website until January 2020. He ensured that everyone has
very easy access to the best known solutions and as much information as
possible about the instances. The new maintainers wish to thank him for
his hard work!
The Committee
The committee that discussed and compiled the MIPLIB 2017 in
alphabetic order:
The commitee would like to express their gratitude to the colleagues
and researchers around the world who have contributed their models to
the current MIPLIB:
Alexandra M Newman, Andrea Arias, Andreas Bärmann, Andrew Stamps,
Antonio Frangioni, Austin Buchanan, Balabhaskar Balasundaram, Berk
Ustun, Cezar Augusto Nascimento e Silva, Christian Liebchen, Christopher
Daniel Richards, Christopher Hojny, Dan Hiroshige, Koichi Fujii, Dan
Neiman, Daniel Bienstock, Daniel Heinlein, Daniel Rehfeldt, Dimitri
Papageorgiou, Domenico Salvagnin, Felix Cebulla, Felix J L Willamowski,
Gavin Goodall, George Fonseca, Gerald Gamrath, Gerald Lach, Gleb Belov,
Hans Mittelmann, Haroldo Gambini Santos, Hsiang-Yun Wu, Irv Lustig,
Janos Hoener, Jeff Linderoth, Jesus Rodriguez, Jonathan Eckstein, Jordi
Castro, Joshua Friedman, Juan Javier Dominguez Moreno, Koichi Fujii,
Laurent Sorber, Manuel Iori, Marc Pfetsch, Mark Husted, Matias
Soerensen, Michael Bastubbe, Michael Winkler, Paula Carroll, Pelin
Damci-Kurt, Philipp Leise, Pierre Le Bodic, Qie He, Rob Pratt, Salim
Haddadi, Sascha Kurz, Sean MacDermant, Shunji Umetani, Simon Bowly,
Simon Felix, Siwei Sun, Stephan Beyer, Sujayandra Vaddagiri, Tamas
Terlaky, Timo Berthold, Toni Sorrell, Utz-Uwe Haus, Yoshihiro Kanno
Solution Submitters
We thank all researchers that have contributed improving and optimal
solutions to MIPLIB 2017:
Alkis Vazacopoulos, Andrea Tramontani, Ed Klotz, Edward Rothberg,
Fabio Traversa, Frederic Didier, Gregor Hendel, Hans Mittelmann,
Ishibashi Yasumi, Joshua Friedman, Kengo Nakamura, Philipp Christophel,
Rob Pratt, Robert Ashford, Robert Bixby, Shunsuke Kamiya, Yuji Koguma,
Yuji Shinano