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Computers & Operations Research, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, 1978
- Theodor J. Stewart:
A criterion for optimality of design of evop-type experiments - II. Modified criterion for non-quadratic response surfaces. 1-9 - Richard C. Larson, Evelyn A. Franck:
Evaluating dispatching consequences of automatic vehicle location in emergency services. 11-30 - Marvin Hersh, Shaul P. Ladany:
Optimal seat allocation for flights with one intermediate stop. 31-37 - Laurence J. Moore, Bernard W. Taylor III, Sang M. Lee:
Analysis of a transshipment problem with multiple conflicting objectives. 39-46 - Stephen J. Fineman, Asha S. Kapadia:
An analysis of the logistics of supplying and processing sterilized items in hospitals. 47-54 - Bezalel Gavish:
On obtaining the 'best' multipliers for a lagrangean relaxation for integer programming. 55-71 - Niv Ahituv, Israel Borovits, Seev Neumann:
Selecting a job mix for running a benchmark by using an integer programming model. 73-79 - Baruch Halachmi:
On approximating the generalized occupancy of the G/M/K queueing system. 81-87
Volume 5, Number 2, 1978
- Shaul P. Ladany, Efraim Turban:
A simulation of emergency rooms. 89-100 - Baruch Halachmi:
On approximating the conditional wait process of general multiserver queueing systems. 101-107 - Edward L. Hannan:
Allocation of library funds for books and standing orders - a multiple objective formulation. 109-114 - Santi B. Lahiri:
A heuristic approach to commodity purchasing. 115-122 - Jacob Intrator, Jacob Paroush:
Improving loops and vanishing variables in long transportation problems. 123-128 - Bezalel Gavish, Paul J. Schweitzer, Eliezer Shlifer:
Assigning buses to schedules in a metropolitan area. 129-138 - John J. Dinkel, Gary A. Kochenberger, Y. Seppälä:
Resource allocation in computer networks by a regional accessibility model. 139-147 - Marc J. Schniederjans, N. K. Kwak:
A Simulated transportation problem for improved operational planning: An application in the trucking industry. 149-155 - Moshe Friedman, Jeffrey L. Winter:
A Study of the infinite horizon 'solution' of inventory lot size models with a linear demand function. 157-160 - Winfried K. Grassmann:
Transient solutions in Markovian Queueing Systems. 161
Volume 5, Number 3, 1978
- Arnold L. Knoll, Abraham Engelberg:
Weighting multiple objectives - the churchman-ackoff technique revisited. 165-177 - Baruch Halachmi:
The fokker-planck equation as an approximating formula for the G/M/K queueing system. 179-186 - Jimmy Chan, Brian Conolly:
Comparative effectiveness of certain queueing systems with adaptive demand and service mechanisms. 187-196 - Robert G. Dyson
, Gillian Swaithes:
A global algorithm for minimax solutions to a stochastic programming problem. 197-204 - Sang M. Lee, Edward R. Clayton, Bernard W. Taylor III:
A goal programming approach to multi-period production line scheduling. 205-211 - Bayliss C. McInnis, Bartholomew P. Hsi, Asha S. Kapadia:
A stochastic model of port elevator capacity. 213-215
Volume 5, Number 4, 1978
- Bo W. Lin, Elsayed A. Elsayed:
A general solution for multichannel queueing systems with ordered entry. 219-225 - James G. Taylor, Gerald G. Brown:
Numerical determination of the parity-condition parameter for lanchester-type equations of modern warfare. 227-242 - Jatinder N. D. Gupta
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A search algorithm for the traveling salesman problem. 243-250 - Mokhtar S. Bazaraa:
An infeasibility pricing algorithm for the multicommodity minimum cost flow problem. 251-261 - Achi Brandt, Jacob Intrator:
Fast algorithms for long transportation problems. 263-271 - Perino M. Dearing, James P. Jarvis:
A location model with queueing constraints. 273-277
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