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ORCIDComputers & Operations Research, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, 1983
- Michael P. Beck, Benjamin W. Lin:
Some heuristics for the consensus ranking problem. 1-7 - Byong-Hun Ahn, Baek-seo Seong:
Computational investigation of a model linking algorithm for the energy-economy interaction model. 9-22 - Jacob Intrator:
An improved initial solution of a long transportation problem. 23-28 - Sang M. Lee, Susan J. Wilkins:
Computer facility centralization/ decentralization: A multiobjective analysis model. 29-40 - Edward L. Hannan:
An eigenvalue method for evaluating contestants. 41-46 - Bruce L. Golden, James S. DeArmon, Edward K. Baker:
Computational experiments with algorithms for a class of routing problems. 47-59 - Charles H. Alvord III:
The pros and cons of goal programming: A reply. 61-62
Volume 10, Number 2, 1983
- Samuel J. Raff:
Routing and scheduling of vehicles and crews : The state of the art. 63-67
Volume 10, Number 3, 1983
- Elsayed A. Elsayed:
Multichannel queueing systems with ordered entry and finite source. 213-222 - Marvin Hersh, Abraham Mehrez:
A decision model for operating two alternate energy generating systems. 223-235 - Michael G. Sklar, Ronald D. Armstrong:
A linear programming algorithm for the simple model for discrete chebychev curve fitting. 237-248 - Parviz Ghandforoush:
Accelerated primal-dual cutting plane algorithm for all-integer programming. 249-254 - J. George Shanthikumar:
Scheduling n jobs on one machine to minimize the maximum tardiness with minimum number. 255-266 - Chandrasekhar Das:
Inventory control for lognormal demand. 267-276
Volume 10, Number 4, 1983
- James P. Ignizio:
Generalized goal programming An overview. 277-289 - Hans-Jürgen Zimmermann:
Fuzzy mathematical programming. 291-298 - Ralph E. Steuer:
Multiple criterion function goal programming applied to managerial compensation planning. 299-309 - Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
An interactive goal programming method for non-linear multiple-criteria decision-making problems. 311-320 - Carol A. Markowski, James P. Ignizio:
Duality and transformations in multiphase and sequential linear goal programming. 321-333 - Mary H. Beilby, Thomas H. Mott Jr.:
Academic library acquisitions allocation based on multiple collection development goals. 335-343 - Diana F. McCammon, William Thompson Jr.:
The use of goal programming in the design of electroacoustic transducers and transducer arrays. 345-355 - Stelios H. Zanakis:
A staff to job assignment (partitioning) problem with multiple objectives. 357-363 - Mary McCann-Rugg, Gregory P. White, Jeanette M. Endres:
Using goal programming to improve the calculation of diabetic diets. 365-373 - Barnett R. Parker:
A program selection/resource allocation model for control of malaria and related parasitic diseases. 375-389 - Samuel J. Raff:
Preface. - James P. Ignizio:
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