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ORCIDComputers & Operations Research, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, 1986
- Gerald L. Thompson, Awanti P. Sethi:
Solution of constrained generalized transportation problems using the pivot and probe algorithm. 1-9 - Vijay Aggarwal, V. G. Tikekar, Lie-Fern Hsu:
Bottleneck assignment problems under categorization. 11-26 - Vahid Lotfi
, Sanjiv Sarin:
A graph coloring algorithm for large scale scheduling problems. 27-32 - Moshe Dror, Larry Levy:
A vehicle routing improvement algorithm comparison of a "greedy" and a matching implementation for inventory routing. 33-45 - Lambert Schoonbeek:
On the robustness of the dominant eigenvalue of dynamic linear econometric models. 47-52 - Osman Balci:
Requirements for model development environments. 53-67 - C. Patrick Koelling, Rasaratnam Logendran:
Waste-water treatment: Design and optimization using nonlinear search techniques. 69-84 - Michael N. Katehakis, Alan Levine:
Allocation of distinguishable servers. 85-93 - Milan Zeleny:
An external reconstruction approach (ERA) to linear programming. 95-100
Volume 13, Numbers 2-3, 1986
- Samuel J. Raff:
Preface. 105- - Bruce L. Golden, Arjang A. Assad, Edward A. Wasil:
Introduction. 107-108 - Ivan T. Frisch:
The microcomputer revolution in operations research. 109-129 - Ramesh Sharda, C. Somarajan:
Comparative performance of advanced microcomputer LP systems. 131-147 - Bruce L. Golden, Edward A. Wasil:
Nonlinear programming on a microcomputer. 149-166 - Jeffrey L. Arthur, James O. Frendewey, Parviz Ghandforoush, Loren Paul Rees:
Microcomputer simulation systems. 167-183 - John Carpenter, David Morganstein:
Comparing statistical software for microcomputers. 185-196 - Ramesh Sharda, Joseph F. Rock:
Forecasting software for microcomputers. 197-209 - Arjang A. Assad, Edward A. Wasil:
Microcomputers and the teaching of operations research. 211-229 - Arjang A. Assad, Edward A. Wasil:
Project management using a microcomputer. 231-260 - Matthew J. Liberatore, George J. Titus, Lance J. Naber:
Microcomputer systems for manufacturing planning and control. 261-275 - Bruce L. Golden, Lawrence Bodin, Terry Goodwin:
Microcomputer-based vehicle routing and scheduling software. 277-285 - Bruce L. Golden, Alan R. Hevner, Daniel J. Power:
Decision insight systems for microcomputers: A critical evaluation. 287-300 - Arjang A. Assad, Bruce L. Golden:
Expert systems, microcomputers, and operations research. 301-321 - Jeffrey Perrone:
Down from the clouds: Notes on "expert systems, microcomputers, and operations research". 323-324 - E. Eugene Carter:
Creating a shell-based expert system. 325-327 - James A. Reggia, Sanjeev B. Ahuja:
Selecting an approach to knowledge processing. 329-331 - Richard T. Wong:
Comment on "expert systems, microcomputers, and operations research". 333-334 - Will Fastie:
Desktop computing in science and engineering: The next five years. 335-345 - Judith Liebman:
Implementation issues for operations research software. 347-358 - Paul A. Jensen:
Modeling with microcomputers for operations research. 359-366
Volume 13, Number 4, 1986
- Ue-Pyng Wen, Wayne F. Bialas:
The hybrid algorithm for solving the three-level linear programming problem. 367-377 - Jeffrey L. Ringuest:
A chi-square statistic for validating simulation-generated responses. 379-385 - Gilbert Laporte, Sylvain Desroches:
The problem of assigning students to course sections in a large engineering school. 387-394 - Larry M. Austin, Bharat C. Ruparel:
The mixed cutting plane algorithm for all-integer programming. 395-401 - Robert T. Sumichrast:
A new cutting-stock heuristic for scheduling production. 403-410 - R. Hartley, A. C. Lavercombe, Lyn C. Thomas:
Computational comparison of policy iteration algorithms for discounted markov decision processes. 411-420 - Aliakbar Montazer-Haghighi, J. Medhi, Sri Gopal Mohanty:
On a multiserver markovian queueing system with balking and reneging. 421-425 - Cheng Hsu:
A decision support system for database evolution using data model independent architecture. 427-436 - David F. Dianich, Jatinder N. D. Gupta:
Polynomial approximation technique for dynamic optimization problems. 437-442 - Mordechai I. Henig:
Extensions of the dynamic programming method in the deterministic and stochastic assembly-line balancing problems. 443-449 - Stephen P. Shao Jr.:
On solution of multicoupled models. 451-464 - Hanif D. Sherali, S. Elizabeth Dickey:
An extreme-point-ranking algorithm for the extreme-point mathematical programming problem. 465-475 - T. C. Edwin Cheng:
EOQ with limited backorder delays. 477-480 - Herwig Bruneel:
On statistical multiplexers with randomly changing input characteristics. 481-487 - Haim Mendelson, Uri Yechiali:
Physical design for a random-access file with random insertions and deletions. 489-505 - Sehun Kim:
Computation of a large-scale competitive equilibrium through optimization. 507-515 - J. S. H. Kornbluth:
Multiple objective dynamic programming with forward filtering. 517-524 - J. B. M. Van Doremalen:
A note on "analysis of a finite capacity nonpreemptive priority queue" by Kapadia, Kazmi and Mitchell. 525-526 - Samuel J. Raff:
Editor's note. 527- - Jeffrey L. Arthur, A. Ravindran:
Comments on the special issue on generalized goal programming. 527-528 - James P. Ignizio:
A reply to: "Comments on the special issue on generalized goal programming". 528-529
Volume 13, Number 5, 1986
- Fred W. Glover:
Future paths for integer programming and links to artificial intelligence. 533-549 - Parviz Ghandforoush, Brian J. Greber:
Solving allocation and scheduling problems inherent in forest resource management using mixed-integer programming. 551-562 - Fred W. Glover, Claude McMillan:
The general employee scheduling problem. An integration of MS and AI. 563-573 - Gary D. Eppen, R. Kipp Martin, Linus Schrage:
A mixed-integer programming model for evaluating distribution configurations in the steel industry. 575-586 - Hanif D. Sherali, P. Rajgopal:
A flexible, polynomial-time, construction and improvement heuristic for the quadratic assignment problem. 587-600 - James E. Hodder, M. Cemal Dincer:
A multifactor model for international plant location and financing under uncertainty. 601-609 - A. Ravindran, Wan Seon Shin, Jeffrey L. Arthur, Herbert Moskowitz:
Nonlinear integer goal programming models for acceptance sampling. 611-622 - Joseph B. Mazzola, Alan W. Neebe:
Real-time task reallocation in fault-tolerant distributed computer systems. 623-631 - Charles E. Blair, Robert G. Jeroslow, James K. Lowe:
Some results and experiments in programming techniques for propositional logic. 633-645 - Samuel J. Raff:
Preface. - Parviz Ghandforoush:
Foreword.
Volume 13, Number 6, 1986
- Linda Weiser Friedman:
The analysis of multiple response simulation output data: Experiments of comparison. 647-652 - Samuel S. Chiu:
Optimal M/G/1 server location on a tree network with continuous link demands. 653-669 - John Darzentas, P. Bairaktaris:
On the set partitioning type formulation for the discrete location problem. 671-679 - B. M. Rao, Morton J. M. Posner:
Parallel exponential queues with dependent service rates. 681-692 - Catherine M. Murphy, Ming Shing Hung:
Network generation using the prufer code. 693-705 - G. Edward Fox, Gary D. Scudder:
A simple strategy for solving a class of 0-1 integer programming models. 707-712 - Gary M. Roodman:
Near-optimal solutions to one-dimensional cutting stock problems. 713-719 - Venkat Srinivasan, Yong H. Kim, A. Frank Thompson:
Abandonment value in capital budgeting: A mathematical programming approach. 721-733 - Marcel F. Neuts:
Letter to the editor. 735-736
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