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ORCIDInternational Transactions in Operational Research, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, January 2006
- Chuda B. Basnet, Les R. Foulds, John M. Wilson:
Scheduling contractors' farm-to-farm crop harvesting operations. 1-15 - Libby Chong, Damian Kennedy, Weng Meng Chan:
Direct shipping logistic planning for a hub-and-spoke network with given discrete intershipment times. 17-32 - Victoria J. Mabin
, John Davies, James F. Cox:
Using the theory of constraints thinking processes to complement system dynamics' causal loop diagrams in developing fundamental solutions. 33-57 - Oliver Braun, Natalja M. Leshchenko, Yuri N. Sotskov:
Optimality of Jackson's permutations with respect to limited machine availability. 59-74 - Po-Chung Yang, Hui-Ming Wee, K. P. Wee:
An integrated vendor-buyer inventory model with perfect and monopolistic competitions: an educational note. 75-83 - John von Neumann:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame. 85-90
Volume 13, Number 2, March 2006
- Bertrand M. T. Lin, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
Two-machine flowshop scheduling with conditional deteriorating second operations. 91-98 - John G. Wilson, Chris K. Anderson, Sang-Won Kim:
Optimal booking limits in the presence of strategic consumer behavior. 99-110 - Ping-Hui Hsu, Hui-Ming Wee:
Discounting decision for enterprises with high fixed cost and low variable cost. 111-124 - Alberto Del Pia, Carlo Filippi:
A variable neighborhood descent algorithm for a real waste collection problem with mobile depots. 125-141 - Shanlin Yang, Yong-Wu Zhou:
Unified discount pricing models of a two-echelon channel with a monopolistic manufacturer and heterogeneous retailers. 143-168 - Egon Balas:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame. 169-174
Volume 13, Number 3, May 2006
- Janny Leung, Chris Tang, Stefan Voß:
Special Issues for the 17th Triennial Conference of IFORS, Hawaii, July, 2005. 175
- James R. Yee:
On the Internet routing protocol Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol: is it optimal? 177-194 - Ka Io Wong, Michael G. H. Bell:
Solution of the Dial-a-Ride Problem with multi-dimensional capacity constraints. 195-208 - Francisco J. Arcelus, Satyendra Kumar, Gopalan Srinivasan:
Pricing, rebate, advertising and ordering policies of a retailer facing price-dependent stochastic demand in newsvendor framework under different risk preferences. 209-227 - Masashi Miwa, Brian Gozun, Tatsuo Oyama:
Statistical data analyses to elucidate the causes and improve the countermeasures for preventing train accidents in Japan. 229-251 - J. Cole Smith, Barbara M. P. Fraticelli, Chase Rainwater:
A bracket assignment problem for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Men's Basketball Tournament. 253-271 - Fred Phillips, Larry Seiford:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of FameAbraham Charnes. 273-277
Volume 13, Number 4, July 2006
- Carlos A. Bana e Costa, Tânia G. Fernandes, Paulo V. D. Correia:
Prioritisation of public investments in social infrastructures using multicriteria value analysis and decision conferencing: a case study. 279-297 - T. Godwin, Ram Gopalan, T. T. Narendran:
Locomotive assignment and freight train scheduling using genetic algorithms. 299-332 - Parag C. Pendharkar, James A. Rodger:
Information technology capital budgeting using a knapsack problem. 333-351 - Moncer A. Hariga, Mohamed Naceur Azaiez, Mohamed Ben-Daya:
A discounted integrated inspection-maintenance model for a single deteriorating production facility. 353-364 - Hong Tau Lee, Sheu Hua Chen, Jie Min Lin:
K-means method for rough classification of R&D employees' performance evaluation. 365-377 - Rajiv D. Banker:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame William W. Cooper. 379-383
Volume 13, Number 5, September 2006
- Héctor Cancela, Petri Helo, Gerardo Rubino, María E. Urquhart:
Special issue on the 7th International Conference on Industrial Logistics (ICIL 2005). 385-386
- Bernardo Zimberg, Carlos E. Testuri:
Stochastic analysis of crude oil procurement and processing under uncertain demand for bunker fuel oil. 387-402 - Carolina Salto, Enrique Alba, Juan Miguel Molina:
Analysis of distributed genetic algorithms for solving cutting problems. 403-423 - M. S. Kawamura, Débora P. Ronconi, Hugo T. Yoshida Yoshizaki:
Optimizing transportation and storage of final products in the sugar and ethanol industry: a case study. 425-439 - Rodolfo G. Dondo, Jaime Cerdá:
A reactive MILP approach to the multidepot heterogeneous fleet vehicle routing problem with time windows. 441-459 - Jean-Marie Bourjolly, Ozgur Gurtuna, Aleksander Lyngvi:
On-orbit servicing: a time-dependent, moving-target traveling salesman problem. 461-481 - David C. Lane:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame Jay Wright Forrester. 483-492
Volume 13, Number 6, November 2006
- Gregory S. Zaric, Jeffrey S. Hoch:
Medical savings accounts: opportunities for cost savings? 493-513 - Jinn-Tsair Teng, Liang-Yuh Ouyang, Liang-Ho Chen:
Optimal manufacturer's pricing and lot-sizing policies under trade credit financing. 515-528 - Mohamed Haouari, Anis Gharbi, Mahdi Jemmali:
Tight bounds for the identical parallel machine scheduling problem. 529-548 - Sheu Hua Chen, Hong Tau Lee:
Analytic network approach for selecting suppliers considering different cooperation patterns. 549-560 - B. C. Giri, Tadashi Dohi, Naoto Kaio:
Discrete-time spare ordering policy with randomized lead times and discounting. 561-576 - Jonathan Rosenhead:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame Stafford Beer. 577-581 - Graham Rand:
IFORS' Operational Research Hall of Fame. 583-584
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