I find it hard to form math models for real life operations research problems, how can I learn this? Any books, tutorials available?
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5$\begingroup$ I recommend checking the other posts that have the books tag. $\endgroup$– RobPrattApr 11 '20 at 18:40
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2$\begingroup$ The NPTEL lecture series on operations research: nptel.ac.in/courses/112106134 has a number of examples. The solver ILOG CPLEX is shipped with a number of coding examples. You can find the corresponding mathematical model online. $\endgroup$– batwingApr 11 '20 at 20:19
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$\begingroup$ Resources introduced in this relevant question are all recommended. $\endgroup$– rasulAug 9 at 13:01
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you may get many different answers but the one I have used for 20+ years is
Model Building in Mathematical Programming by H.P.Williams
Many models are in the OPL CPLEX examples and some other here
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A Course in Combinatorial Optimization, by Alexander Schrijver
