European Journal of Operational Research, Volume 158

Volume 158, Number 1, October 2004

• Tadeusz Antczak:
  Minimax programming under (p, r)-invexity. 1-19
  
• Mikko J. Syrjänen:
  Non-discretionary and discretionary factors and scale in data envelopment analysis. 20-33
  
• Kumar Ashutosh Singh, Atreya Mukherjee, M. K. Tiwari:
  Incorporating kin selection in simulated annealing algorithm and its performance evaluation. 34-45
  
• John Sylva, Alejandro Crema:
  A method for finding the set of non-dominated vectors for multiple objective integer linear programs. 46-55
  
• Carlos A. J. Martinhon, Abilio Lucena, Nelson Maculan:
  Stronger K-tree relaxations for the vehicle routing problem. 56-71
  
• Renato de Matta, Tan Miller:
  Production and inter-facility transportation scheduling for a process industry. 72-88
  
• Moosa Sharafali, Henry C. Co, Mark Goh:
  Production scheduling in a flexible manufacturing system under random demand. 89-102
  
• Helene Gunnarsson, Mikael Rönnqvist, Jan T. Lundgren:
  Supply chain modelling of forest fuel. 103-123
  
• Sule Önsel Sahin, Füsun Ülengin, Burç Ülengin:
  Using neural networks and cognitive mapping in scenario analysis: The case of Turkey's inflation dynamics. 124-145
  
• John Powell, Philip Powell:
  Scenario networks to align and specify strategic information systems: A case-based study. 146-172
  
• Nanda Piersma, Jedid-Jah Jonker:
  Determining the optimal direct mailing frequency. 173-182
  
• Patrizia Beraldi, Maria Elena Bruni, Domenico Conforti:
  Designing robust emergency medical service via stochastic programming. 183-193
  
• Per J. Agrell, Antonie Stam, Günther W. Fischer:
  Interactive multiobjective agro-ecological land use planning: The Bungoma region in Kenya. 194-217
  
• José Manuel Cadenas, David A. Pelta, Hector R. Pelta, José L. Verdegay:
  Application of fuzzy optimization to diet problems in Argentinean farms. 218-228
  
• Liping Liu:
  A new foundation for the mean-variance analysis. 229-242
  
• Leonardo Barreto, Socrates Kypreos:
  Emissions trading and technology deployment in an energy-systems "bottom-up" model with technology learning. 243-261
  
• Wei Li:
  A note on two direct methods in linear programming. 262-265
  

Volume 158, Number 2, October 2004

• Wlodzimierz Ogryczak, Rudolf Vetschera:
  Methodological foundations of multi-criteria decision making. 267-270
  
• Salvatore Greco, Benedetto Matarazzo, Roman Slowinski:
  Axiomatic characterization of a general utility function and its particular cases in terms of conjoint measurement and rough-set decision rules. 271-292
  
• Ignacy Kaliszewski:
  Out of the mist--towards decision-maker-friendly multiple criteria decision making support. 293-307
  
• Cathal M. Brugha:
  Phased multicriteria preference finding. 308-316
  
• Edwin Hinloopen, Peter Nijkamp, Piet Rietveld:
  Integration of ordinal and cardinal information in multi-criteria ranking with imperfect compensation. 317-338
  
• Maciej Nowak:
  Preference and veto thresholds in multicriteria analysis based on stochastic dominance. 339-350
  
• Jacinto González-Pachón, Carlos Romero:
  A method for dealing with inconsistencies in pairwise comparisons. 351-361
  
• Michael M. Kostreva, Wlodzimierz Ogryczak, Adam Wierzbicki:
  Equitable aggregations and multiple criteria analysis. 362-377
  
• Michael Doumpos, Constantin Zopounidis:
  A multicriteria classification approach based on pairwise comparisons. 378-389
  
• Yves De Smet, Linett Montano Guzmán:
  Towards multicriteria clustering: An extension of the k. 390-398
  
• Francisco R. Fernández, Miguel A. Hinojosa, Justo Puerto:
  Multi-criteria minimum cost spanning tree games. 399-408
  
• Michael M. Kostreva, X. Q. Yang:
  Unified approaches for solvable and unsolvable linear complementarity problems. 409-417
  
• Andrzej Jaszkiewicz:
  On the computational efficiency of multiple objective metaheuristics. The knapsack problem case study. 418-433
  
• Geir Dahl, Truls Flatberg:
  Some constrained partitioning problems and majorization. 434-443
  
• Ralph D. Snyder, Anne B. Koehler, Rob J. Hyndman, J. Keith Ord:
  Exponential smoothing models: Means and variances for lead-time demand. 444-455
  
• Babak Ghalebsaz-Jeddi, Bruce C. Shultes, Rasoul Haji:
  A multi-product continuous review inventory system with stochastic demand, backorders, and a budget constraint. 456-469
  
• Yung-Chia Chang, Chung-Yee Lee:
  Machine scheduling with job delivery coordination. 470-487
  
• Jason Chao-Hsien Pan, Ming-Cheng Lo, Yu-Cheng Hsiao:
  Optimal reorder point inventory models with variable lead time and backorder discount considerations. 488-505
  
• N. Auriol, E. Marchi:
  k. 506-517
  
• Pui Lam Leung, Kin-Nam Lau:
  Estimating the city-block two-dimensional scaling model with simulated annealing. 518-524
  
• J. J. Yuan, A. F. Yang, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  A note on the single machine serial batching scheduling problem to minimize maximum lateness with identical processing times. 525-528
  
• Dug Hun Hong:
  A note on C. 529-532
  

Volume 158, Number 3, November 2004

• Ivo Blöchliger:
  Modeling staff scheduling problems. A tutorial. 533-542
  
• João C. Teixeira, António Pais Antunes, Jorge Pinho de Sousa:
  Recyclable waste collection planning--a case study. 543-554
  
• Jangha Kang, Kyungchul Park, Sungsoo Park:
  ATM VP-based network design. 555-569
  
• Pawel Zielinski:
  The computational complexity of the relative robust shortest path problem with interval data. 570-576
  
• Nguyen Van Hop, Nagendra N. Nagarur:
  The scheduling problem of PCBs for multiple non-identical parallel machines. 577-594
  
• Philippe Baptiste, Jacques Carlier, Antoine Jouglet:
  A Branch-and-Bound procedure to minimize total tardiness on one machine with arbitrary release dates. 595-608
  
• Ke Liu, Jing-An Li, Kin Keung Lai:
  Single period, single product newsvendor model with random supply shock. 609-625
  
• H. M. Wee, P. C. Yang:
  The optimal and heuristic solutions of a distribution network. 626-632
  
• Rafael Caballero, Emilio Cerdá, María del Mar Muñoz, Lourdes Rey:
  Stochastic approach versus multiobjective approach for obtaining efficient solutions in stochastic multiobjective programming problems. 633-648
  
• Carmen Armero, David V. Conesa:
  Statistical performance of a multiclass bulk production queueing system. 649-661
  
• Giuseppe Munda:
  Social multi-criteria evaluation: Methodological foundations and operational consequences. 662-677
  
• Dengfeng Li, Chuntian Cheng:
  Stability on multiobjective dynamic programming problems with fuzzy parameters in the objective functions and in the constraints. 678-696
  
• Y. B. Yun, Hirotaka Nakayama, Masao Arakawa:
  Multiple criteria decision making with generalized DEA and an aspiration level method. 697-706
  
• Bonifacio Llamazares:
  Simple and absolute special majorities generated by OWA operators. 707-720
  
• Pekka Leskinen, Annika S. Kangas, Jyrki Kangas:
  Rank-based modelling of preferences in multi-criteria decision making. 721-733
  
• Silvia Angilella, Salvatore Greco, Fabio Lamantia, Benedetto Matarazzo:
  Assessing non-additive utility for multicriteria decision aid. 734-744
  
• Kazutomi Sugihara, Hiroaki Ishii, Hideo Tanaka:
  Interval priorities in AHP by interval regression analysis. 745-754
  
• Kaoru Tone, Biresh K. Sahoo:
  Degree of scale economies and congestion: A unified DEA approach. 755-772
  
• Mark J. Kaiser, Allan G. Pulsipher:
  The design of a dynamic allocation mechanism for the federal energy assistance program LIHEAP. 773-792
  
• Imdat Kara, Gilbert Laporte, Tolga Bektas:
  A note on the lifted Miller-Tucker-Zemlin subtour elimination constraints for the capacitated vehicle routing problem. 793-795