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ORCIDEuropean Journal of Operational Research, Volume 132
Volume 132, Number 1, July 2001
- Johanna Bragge
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Premediation analysis of the energy taxation dispute in Finland. 1-16 - Wlodzimierz Ogryczak:
Comments on properties of the minmax solutions in goal programming. 17-21 - Juan A. Díaz, Elena Fernández:
A Tabu search heuristic for the generalized assignment problem. 22-38 - Lawrence C. Leung, Dong Cao:
On the efficacy of modeling multi-attribute decision problems using AHP and Sinarchy. 39-49 - Hayriye Ayhan, Sabine Schlegel:
Expansion formulae for characteristics of cumulative cost in finite horizon production models. 50-61 - William W. Cooper, Bisheng Gu, Shanling Li:
Comparisons and evaluations of alternative approaches to the treatment of congestion in DEA. 62-74 - Laurens Cherchye, Timo Kuosmanen, Thierry Post:
Alternative treatments of congestion in DEA: A rejoinder to Cooper, Gu, and Li. 75-80 - William W. Cooper, Bisheng Gu, Shanling Li:
Note: Alternative treatments of congestion in DEA - a response to the Cherchye, Kuosmanen and Post critique. 81-87 - C. S. Sung, H. W. Jin:
Dual-based approach for a hub network design problem under non-restrictive policy. 88-105 - Kit-Nam Francis Leung:
Inspection schedules when the lifetime distribution of a single-unit system is completely unknown. 106-115 - Kjetil K. Haugen, Arne Løkketangen, David L. Woodruff:
Progressive hedging as a meta-heuristic applied to stochastic lot-sizing. 116-122 - J. L. F. Salles, João Bosco Ribeiro do Val:
An impulse control problem of a production model with interruptions to follow stochastic demand. 123-145 - Diwakar Gupta, Yavuz Günalay, Mandyam M. Srinivasan:
The relationship between preventive maintenance and manufacturing system performance. 146-162 - Kan Cheng, Yeh Lam:
Reliability bounds on HNBUE life distributions with known first two moments. 163-175 - Anne Chwolka, Matthias G. Raith:
Group preference aggregation with the AHP - implications for multiple-issue agendas. 176-186 - Zhang Wu, Xiaolan Zhang, Song Huat Yeo:
Design of the sum-of-conforming-run-length control charts. 187-196 - Menachem Berg, Anja De Waegenaere, Jacco L. Wielhouwer:
Optimal tax depreciation with uncertain future cash-flows. 197-209 - Zaid T. Balkhi:
On a finite horizon production lot size inventory model for deteriorating items: An optimal solution. 210-223 - Paulo Morelato França, Alexandre Mendes, Pablo Moscato:
A memetic algorithm for the total tardiness single machine scheduling problem. 224-242
Volume 132, Number 2, July 2001
- Robert G. Dyson, Victor V. Podinovski, Estelle A. Shale:
Data envelopment analysis at the European Summer Institute XVI University of Warwick, Coventry, UK, 16-26 August 1998. 243-244 - Robert G. Dyson, R. Allen, Ana S. Camanho, Victor V. Podinovski, Cláudia S. Sarrico, Estelle A. Shale:
Pitfalls and protocols in DEA. 245-259 - Nicole Adler, Boaz Golany:
Evaluation of deregulated airline networks using data envelopment analysis combined with principal component analysis with an application to Western Europe. 260-273 - Lorenzo Castelli, Raffaele Pesenti, Walter Ukovich:
DEA-like models for efficiency evaluations of specialized and interdependent units. 274-286 - Laurens Cherchye, Tom Van Puyenbroeck:
Product mixes as objects of choice in non-parametric efficiency measurement. 287-295 - David Dekker, Thierry Post:
A quasi-concave DEA model with an application for bank branch performance evaluation. 296-311 - Harald Dyckhoff, K. Allen:
Measuring ecological efficiency with data envelopment analysis (DEA). 312-325 - Timo Kuosmanen:
DEA with efficiency classification preserving conditional convexity. 326-342 - Milan Martic, Gordana Savic:
An application of DEA for comparative analysis and ranking of regions in Serbia with regards to social-economic development. 343-356 - Maria Conceição A. Silva Portela, Emmanuel Thanassoulis:
Decomposing school and school-type efficiency. 357-373 - Thierry Post:
Transconcave data envelopment analysis. 374-389 - José L. Ruiz, Inmaculada Sirvent:
Techniques for the assessment of influence in DEA. 390-399 - Holger Scheel:
Undesirable outputs in efficiency valuations. 400-410 - Valerie Tardif, Lars Maaseidvaag:
An adaptive approach to controlling kanban systems. 411-424 - David Makowski, Eligius M. T. Hendrix, Martin K. van Ittersum, Walter A. H. Rossing:
Generation and presentation of nearly optimal solutions for mixed-integer linear programming, applied to a case in farming system design. 425-438 - Jiyin Liu, Colin R. Reeves:
Constructive and composite heuristic solutions to the P// Sigma Ci scheduling problem. 439-452 - Faiz A. Al-Khayyal, Paul M. Griffin, Neale R. Smith:
Solution of a large-scale two-stage decision and scheduling problem using decomposition. 453-465 - Edward A. Silver, Ilkyeong Moon:
The multi-item single period problem with an initial stock of convertible units. 466-477
Volume 132, Number 3, August 2001
- Pierre L. Kunsch, Aline Chevalier, Jean-Pierre Brans:
Comparing the adaptive control methodology (ACM) to the financial planning practice of a large international group. 479-489 - Patrick Johanns, Tim Lowe, Robert D. Plante:
Selection and sequencing heuristics to reduce variance in gas turbine engine nozzle assemblies. 490-504 - Paul C. Nutt:
A taxonomy of strategic decisions and tactics for uncovering alternatives. 505-527 - Meral Azizoglu, Ergin Çakmak, Suna Kondakci Köksalan:
A flexible flowshop problem with total flow time minimization. 528-538 - Luis Eduardo Neves Gouveia, Cristina Requejo:
A new Lagrangean relaxation approach for the hop-constrained minimum spanning tree problem. 539-552 - I. M. Premachandra:
A note on DEA vs principal component analysis: An improvement to Joe Zhu's approach. 553-560 - Amitrajeet A. Batabyal, Hamid Beladi:
On the optimal management of a class of aquatic ecological-economic systems. 561-568 - Carlos J. Luz, Domingos M. Cardoso:
A quadratic programming approach to the determination of an upper bound on the weighted stability number. 569-581 - Adam N. Letchford, André Renato Sales Amaral:
Analysis of upper bounds for the Pallet Loading Problem. 582-593 - S. Keyvan Mirrazavi, Dylan F. Jones, Mehrdad Tamiz:
A comparison of genetic and conventional methods for the solution of integer goal programmes. 594-602 - H. K. Chen, M. S. Chang, C. Y. Wang:
Dynamic capacitated user-optimal departure time/route choice problem with time-window. 603-618 - María Isabel Rodríguez-Galiano, Jacinto González-Pachón:
Characterization of certain orders using their associated choice functions. 619-627 - Hoon Jung, Cerry M. Klein:
Optimal inventory policies under decreasing cost functions via geometric programming. 628-642 - K. Gowrishankar, Chandrasekharan Rajendran, G. Srinivasan:
Flow shop scheduling algorithms for minimizing the completion time variance and the sum of squares of completion time deviations from a common due date. 643-665 - Min Qi, Guoqiang Peter Zhang:
An investigation of model selection criteria for neural network time series forecasting. 666-680 - Fatih Yilmaz:
Conditional investment policy under uncertainty and irreversibility. 681-686 - Gur Mosheiov:
Scheduling problems with a learning effect. 687-693 - Gilles Le Cardinal, Jean-François Guyonnet, Bruno Pouzoullic, Julie Rigby:
Intervention methodology for complex problems: The FAcT-Mirror method. 694-702
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