Computers & Operations Research, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, 1982

• Samuel J. Raff:
  Preface. 1
  
• James E. Falk, Anthony V. Fiacco:
  The use of mathematical programming: Who let the man out? 3-5
  
• Anthony V. Fiacco, William P. Hutzler:
  Basic results in the development of sensitivity and stability analysis in nonlinear programming. 9-28
  
• Anthony V. Fiacco, Abolfazl Ghaemi:
  Sensitivity analysis of a nonlinear structural design problem. 29-55
  
• Wilfred CandlerRobert Townsley:
  A linear two-level programming problem^, . 59-76
  
• Jonathan F. Bard, James E. Falk:
  An explicit solution to the multi-level programming problem. 77-100
  

Volume 9, Number 2, 1982

• D. J. White:
  The set of efficient solutions for multiple objective shortest path problems. 101-107
  
• Michael Q. Anderson:
  Damage to finished goods inventory in A dynamic environment A markov chain model for the arts and crafts industry. 109-117
  
• Oded Berman, Richard C. Larson:
  The median problem with congestion. 119-126
  
• Jeffrey L. ArthurKenneth D. Lawrence:
  Multiple goal production and logistics planning in a chemical and pharmaceutical company. 127-137
  
• F. Robert Jacobs, Basheer M. Khumawala:
  Multi-level lot sizing in material requirements planning: an empirical investigation. 139-144
  
• Richard Mcbride:
  Controlling left and u-turns in the routing of refuse collection vehicles. 145-152
  
• Jonathan F. Bard, James E. Falk:
  A separable programming approach to the linear complementarity problem. 153-159
  

Volume 9, Number 3, 1982

• Bernard W. Taylor III, Arthur J. Keown, Robert T. Barrett:
  Analyzing court system congestion with Q-Gert network modeling and simulation. 163-171
  
• Bruce L. Golden, Karen D. Keating:
  Network techniques for solving asset diversification problems in finance. 173-195
  
• G. D. Easton, M. L. Chaudhry:
  The queueing system E_k/M^{a, b}/1 and its numerical analysis. 197-205
  
• Gerhard Knolmayer:
  Computational experiments in the formulation of linear product-mix and non-convex production-investment models. 207-219
  
• Prabuddha De, Thomas E. Morion:
  Scheduling to minimize maximum lateness on unequal parallel processors. 221-232
  
• Rajiv P. Mehta:
  Optimizing returns with stock option strategies : An integer programming approach. 233-242
  
• LeRoy F. Simmons, Donald R. Williams:
  A cycle regression analysis algorithm for extracting cycles from time-series data. 243-254
  

Volume 9, Number 4, 1982

• Bernard W. Taylor III, Edward R. Clayton, Edward T. Grasso:
  Simulation of a production line system with machine breakdowns using network modeling. 255-264
  
• Maurizio Bielli, G. Calicchio, B. Nicoletti, Salvatore Ricciardelli:
  The air traffic flow control problem as an application of network theory. 265-278
  
• Richard F. Deckro, John E. Hebert, E. P. Winkofsky:
  Multiple criteria job-shop scheduling. 279-285
  
• V. Aggarwal, Yash P. Aneja, K. P. K. Nair:
  Minimal spanning tree subject to a side constraint. 287-296
  
• Jacob Intrator, G. Ehrlich:
  Identification of optimal variables during the solution process. 297-301
  
• Kenneth D. Lawrence, Gary R. Reeves:
  A zero-one goal programming model for capital budgeting in a property and liability insurance company. 303-309
  

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