Designing a Strong Distribution Network with Considering Justice in Distributing Products under Fuzzy Uncertainty (Case Study: Tehran Province)

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Abstract

The design of the distribution network of all livestock units is similar to that provided by the management.
The woman was taken to safety. The design of the meter is designed to be evenly distributed
Different types of snails, especially those suffering from malnutrition, are taken from this
It is clear from the method that this method can be used in such a way that it can not be seen in any way.
He was arrested. In this research, a group of people will be invited to study and study.
The goal is to maximize the total cost, environmental impact and competitiveness of the market.
Social justice can be achieved by limiting the production of goods in the region.
The customer is under consideration.

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