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ORCIDInternational Transactions in Operational Research, Volume 15
Volume 15, Number 1, January 2008
- Leo Liberti
, Carlile Lavor, Nelson Maculan:
A Branch-and-Prune algorithm for the Molecular Distance Geometry Problem. 1-17 - Mohamed Haouari, Mahdi Jemmali:
Tight bounds for the identical parallel machine-scheduling problem: Part II. 19-34 - Tarik Belgacem, Mhand Hifi:
Sensitivity analysis of the knapsack sharing problem: perturbation of the profit of an item. 35-49 - D. Mokeddem, Abdelhafid Khellaf:
Pareto-optimal solutions for multicriteria optimization of a chemical engineering process using a diploid genetic algorithm. 51-65 - Tolga Bektas, Akif Asil Bulgak:
Lagrangean-based solution approaches for the generalized problem of locating capacitated warehouses. 67-85 - Mohamed Ben-Daya, Moncer Hariga, Syed Naveed Khursheed:
Economic production quantity model with a shifting production rate. 87-101 - Boguslaw Bieda, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz:
Decision support systems based on the Life Cycle Inventory for Municipal Solid Waste management under uncertainty. 103-119
Volume 15, Number 2, March 2008
- David K. Smith:
A bibliography of applications of operational research in West Africa. 121-150 - Jonathan P. Caulkins, Emily Eelman, Minoli Ratnatunga, David Schaarsmith:
Operations Research and public policy for Africa: harnessing the revolution in management science instruction. 151-171 - Caspar Schweigman:
Food security problems in sub-Saharan Africa: Operations Research as a tool of analysis. 173-193 - Ayse Akbalik, Sekoun Kébé, Bernard Penz, Najiba Sbihi:
Exact methods and a heuristic for the optimization of an integrated replenishment-storage planning problem. 195-214 - George Alexandris, Maria Dimopoulou, Ioannis Giannikos:
A three-phase methodology for developing or evaluating bank networks. 215-237 - Arun Abraham Elias:
Towards a shared systems model of stakeholders in environmental conflict. 239-253
Volume 15, Number 3, May 2008
- Miguel A. Lejeune, François Margot:
Integer programming solution approach for inventory-production-distribution problems with direct shipments. 259-281 - Leo Liberti:
Spherical cuts for integer programming problems. 283-294 - Mihiro Sasaki, Takehiro Furuta, Atsuo Suzuki:
Exact optimal solutions of the minisum facility and transfer points location problems on a network. 295-306 - Mireille Palpant, Cristian Oliva, Christian Artigues, Philippe Michelon, Mohamed Didi Biha:
Models and methods for frequency assignment with cumulative interference constraints. 307-324 - Parag C. Pendharkar:
A multi-agent approach for dynamic channel allocation. 325-337 - Alexandre Dolgui, Nikolai Guschinsky, Genrikh Levin:
Exact and heuristic algorithms for balancing transfer lines when a set of available spindle heads is given. 339-357 - Moutaz Khouja, F. Elizabeth Vergara:
Single-period inventory model with a delayed incentive option for selling excess inventory. 359-379
Volume 15, Number 4, July 2008
- Luis Filipe M. Santos, Simone L. Martins, Alexandre Plastino:
Applications of the DM-GRASP heuristic: a survey. 387-416 - Hugo D. Scolnik, Nélida E. Echebest, M. T. Guardarucci:
Incomplete oblique projections method for solving regularized least-squares problems in image reconstruction. 417-438 - Michael Z. F. Li, Anming Zhang, Yimin Zhang:
Airline seat allocation competition. 439-459 - Konstantin Kogan, Charles S. Tapiero:
Vertical pricing competition in supply chains: the effect of production experience and coordination. 461-479 - Wei Feng, Masashi Kowada:
Performance analysis of wireless mobile networks with queueing priority and guard channels. 481-508 - Zaid T. Balkhi, Lotfi Tadj:
A generalized economic order quantity model with deteriorating items and time varying demand, deterioration, and costs. 509-517
Volume 15, Number 5, September 2008
- Roberto D. Galvão, Reinaldo Morabito:
Emergency service systems: The use of the hypercube queueing model in the solution of probabilistic location problems. 525-549 - Giacomo Nannicini, Leo Liberti:
Shortest paths on dynamic graphs. 551-563 - Jing-Quan Li, Denis Borenstein, Pitu B. Mirchandani:
Truck schedule recovery for solid waste collection in Porto Alegre, Brazil. 565-582 - Pablo Dorta-González, Dolores-Rosa Santos-Peñate, Rafael Suárez-Vega:
Location-price competition with externality: an application to the Tenerife tram. 583-598 - Javier Faulin, Angel A. Juan:
The ALGACEA-1 method for the capacitated vehicle routing problem. 599-621 - Bowon Kim, Jongjoo Kim:
Values of the balanced decision making between supply chain partners. 623-649
Volume 15, Number 6, November 2008
- Arnaldo Vieira Moura, Romulo A. Pereira, Cid C. de Souza:
Scheduling activities at oil wells with resource displacement. 659-683 - Hakim Akeb, Mhand Hifi:
Algorithms for the circular two-dimensional open dimension problem. 685-704 - Ryohei Matsumura, Norimasa Kobayashi:
Are increased costs worth paying to raise non-monetary utility?: Analysis of intrinsic motivation and fringe benefits. 705-715 - Markku Kuula, Antonie Stam:
A win-win method for multi-party negotiation support. 717-737 - Carlos José Pereira de Lucena, Thiago F. Noronha, Celso C. Ribeiro, Sebastián Urrutia:
A multi-agent framework to build integer programming applications to playoff elimination in sports tournaments. 739-753 - Snigdha Banerjee, Swati Agrawal:
A two-warehouse inventory model for items with three-parameter Weibull distribution deterioration, shortages and linear trend in demand. 755-775
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