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Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science Optimization

  Volume 1, Pages 1-709 (1989)

Edited by G.L. Nemhauser, A.H.G. Rinooy Kan and M.J. Todd



Book Description

Publication Date: August 18, 1989  | ISBN-10: 0444872841   | ISBN-13: 978-0444872845  

Collected together in this book are ten state-of-the-art expository articles on the most important topics in optimization, written by leading experts in the field. The book therefore provides a primary reference for those performing research in some area of optimization or for those who have some basic knowledge of optimization techniques but wish to learn the most up-to-date and efficient algorithms for particular classes of problems. The first sections of each chapter are expository and therefore accessible to master's level graduate students. However, the chapters also contain advanced material on current topics of interest to researchers. For instance there are chapters which describe the polynomial-time linear programming algorithms of Khachian and Karmarkar and the techniques used to solve combinatorial and integer programming problems, an order of magnitude larger than was possible just a few years ago. Overall a comprehensive yet lively and up-to-date discussion of the state-of-the-art in optimization is presented in this book.

Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science Volume 2, Pages 1-725 (1990)

Stochastic Models



Edited by D.P. Heyman and M.J. SobelBook DescriptionPublication Date: August 3, 1990  | ISBN-10: 0444874739   | ISBN-13: 978-0444874733  | Edition: 1

One of the central problems in operations research and management science is how to quantify the effects of uncertainty about the future. This, the second volume in a series of handbooks, is devoted to models where chance events play a major role. The thirteen chapters survey topics in applied probability that have been particularly useful in operations research and management science. Each chapter was written by an expert, both in subject matter and in its exposition.The chapters fall into four groups. The first four cover the fundamentals of stochastic processes, and lay the foundation for the following chapters. The next three chapters are concerned with methods of getting numbers. This includes numerical solution of models, parameter estimation for models, and simulation of models. Chapters 8 and 9 describe the fundamentals of dynamic optimization. The last four chapters are concerned with the most important structured models in operations research and management science; queues, queueing networks, inventories, and reliability.





Handbooks in Operations Research and Management ScienceVolume 3, Pages 1-682 (1992) ComputingEdited by E.G. Coffman Jr., J.K. Lenstra and A.H.G. Rinnooy KanComputing (Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science, Volume 3)  By   E. G. Coffman, J. K. Lenstra, Rinnooy

Publisher:  No..rth Holl..and  1992 |  692 Pages | ISBN: 0444880976 | DJVU | 5 mb

The chapters in this volume can be grouped into three parts. Part I provides an introductory course in the design and operation of computers and computer systems. It conveys a knowledge of the basic principles of computer systems along with perspectives on the history and future of computers. The study of algorithmics is contained in Part II including matrix computations, fundamental algorithms and data structures, design and analysis of efficient algorithms, and computational complexity. Part III brings out the relation between computer systems and operations research applications. This volume was designed and written for use in the operations research and management science community. Apart from the background provided by the first five chapters, the emphasis is on the computational tools, algorithms, languages, and systems that assist the problem solver.

Handbooks in Operations Research and Management ScienceVolume 4, Pages 3-760 (1993)

Logistics of Production and Inventory

Edited by S.C Graves, A.H.G. Rinnooy Kan and P.H. Zipkin

Book DescriptionPublication Date: June 10, 1993  | ISBN-10: 0444874720   | ISBN-13: 978-0444874726  



The essays collected in this volume present a broad survey of the state of the art in logistics systems research as viewed by a distinguished group of scholars. The book shows that logistics remains an active, vibrant subject of inquiry. There are several reasons for this continued development. Firstly, logistic systems are extremely complex with many inherent technical problems and fundamentally new approaches to the subject are frequently arising. Secondly, the practical world of logistics has changed markedly over the past few decades, posing significant new challenges to researchers. This volume focuses mainly on the key developments in the last decade, which has witnessed an astonishing leap in our understanding of what logistics is all about.



                                                         
Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science
Volume 5, Pages 3-895 (1993)                                       

Marketing
Edited by J. Eliashberg and G.L. Lilien



Book DescriptionPublication Date: November 1, 1993  | ISBN-10: 0444889574   | ISBN-13: 978-0444889577  
                     Leading marketing scientists, with an MS/OR orientation, present in this book a state-of-the-art review of their area of expertise. The wide range of material spans the marketing discipline and represents coverage of both what is known and what problem areas present themselves as ripe for further development. The articles are written with a technically sophisticated reader in mind, but not necessarily an expert in marketing. The authors provide a discussion of the motivation - the behavioural foundations or key assumptions - leading to the development of the important models or methods in each area. While not primarily a text, the book provides a foundation for advanced students in marketing. MS/OR professionals, both academic and practitioner alike, will appreciate the impact that the MS/OR approach has had in the marketing area. Finally, the book provides useful reading for marketing scientists, academics and practitioners who want access to integrated treatments of the most important topics in their field.




Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science
Volume 6, Pages 1-723 (1994)                                       

Operations Research and The Public Sector
Edited by S.M. Pollock, M.H. Rothkopf and A. Barnett



Edited by

• S.M. Pollock, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
• M.H. Rothkopf, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA
• A. Barnett, Sloan School of Management, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA
  

                                This volume is a comprehensive treatment of a variety of public sector applications of OR methods. The papers are directed at bridging the gap between theory and practice, with an emphasis on a clear statement of where these methods have been used and were useful. The technical level is appropriate for the general reader, with a specific interest in either a particular subject area (military, urban services, crime and justice, health and administration, air and water quality, natural resources management, apportionment), or methodology (hazardous facility siting, voting theory and paired comparisons, competitive bidding, and theories of measurement).






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Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science Volume 7 to Volume 17
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