👉 Reservation math, also known as reservation calculus, is a branch of mathematical logic and computer science that deals with the allocation of resources or positions to tasks or jobs in a way that optimizes certain criteria, such as minimizing costs, maximizing efficiency, or ensuring fairness. It involves defining a set of resources (like jobs, tasks, or positions) and a set of agents (like workers or processes) that can perform these tasks. The core idea is to determine the optimal assignment of resources to agents based on specific rules or objectives, often using mathematical models and algorithms to solve complex scheduling and allocation problems. This approach is widely used in fields like operations research, computer science, and economics to optimize resource utilization and task execution.
