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Math Problem, Long Baffling, Slowly Yields By GINA KOLATA Published: March 12, 1991 Correction Appended Sign In to E-Mail Print A CENTURY-OLD math problem of notorious difficulty has started to crumble. Even though an exact solution still defies mathematicians, researchers can now obtain answers that are good enough for almost all practical applications. The traveling salesman problem, as it is known, crops up in many practical applications, from the design of computer chips to the designation of work orders in factories. Brute number-crunching by computers can now pr

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