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(Split nodes into in/out)
Some problems impose capacity limits on nodes, not edges. For example, a node can handle at most units of flow. Convert vertex capacity to edge capacity: split each node into two nodes and .
Add an edge with capacity . All incoming edges go to , all outgoing edges leave from . This enforces the vertex capacity constraint.
