European Journal of Operational Research, Volume 162

Volume 162, Number 1, April 2005

• Silvano Martello, Erwin Pesch:
  Logistics: From theory to application (ECCO XIV). 1-3
  
• Andreas Klose, Andreas Drexl:
  Facility location models for distribution system design. 4-29
  
• Samad Ahmadi, Ibrahim H. Osman:
  Greedy random adaptive memory programming search for the capacitated clustering problem. 30-44
  
• Jinliang Cheng, Wieslaw Kubiak:
  A half-product based approximation scheme for agreeably weighted completion time variance. 45-54
  
• Marie-Christine Costa, Lucas Létocart, Frédéric Roupin:
  Minimal multicut and maximal integer multiflow: A survey. 55-69
  
• Paolo Dell'Olmo, Monica Gentili, Andrea Scozzari:
  On finding dissimilar Pareto-optimal paths. 70-82
  
• Ming Dong, F. Frank Chen:
  Performance modeling and analysis of integrated logistic chains: An analytic framework. 83-98
  
• Johann Hurink, Sigrid Knust:
  Tabu search algorithms for job-shop problems with a single transport robot. 99-111
  
• Adam Janiak, Mikhail Y. Kovalyov, Marie-Claude Portmann:
  Single machine group scheduling with resource dependent setup and processing times. 112-121
  
• Marco E. Lübbecke:
  Dual variable based fathoming in dynamic programs for column generation. 122-125
  
• Gábor Nagy, Saïd Salhi:
  Heuristic algorithms for single and multiple depot vehicle routing problems with pickups and deliveries. 126-141
  
• Jorge Riera-Ledesma, Juan José Salazar González:
  A heuristic approach for the Travelling Purchaser Problem. 142-152
  
• Shaojun Wang, Bhaba R. Sarker:
  An assembly-type supply chain system controlled by kanbans under a just-in-time delivery policy. 153-172
  
• Ching-Fang Liaw:
  Scheduling preemptive open shops to minimize total tardiness. 173-183
  
• Fariborz Jolai:
  Minimizing number of tardy jobs on a batch processing machine with incompatible job families. 184-190
  
• Balram Avittathur, Janat Shah, Omprakash K. Gupta:
  Distribution centre location modelling for differential sales tax structure. 191-205
  
• Leonora Bianchi, Joshua D. Knowles, Neill Bowler:
  Local search for the probabilistic traveling salesman problem: Correction to the 2-p-opt and 1-shift algorithms. 206-219
  
• Jörg Homberger, Hermann Gehring:
  A two-phase hybrid metaheuristic for the vehicle routing problem with time windows. 220-238
  
• Susan Howick:
  Using system dynamics models with litigation audiences. 239-250
  
• Stef Tijs, Ana Meca, Marco A. López:
  Benefit sharing in holding situations. 251-269
  
• Tamás Solymosi, T. E. S. Raghavan, Stef Tijs:
  Computing the nucleolus of cyclic permutation games. 270-280
  
• Eric Angel, Evripidis Bampis:
  A multi-start dynasearch algorithm for the time dependent single-machine total weighted tardiness scheduling problem. 281-289
  

Volume 162, Number 2, April 2005

• H. Neil Geismar, Milind Dawande, Chelliah Sriskandarajah:
  Approximation algorithms for k. 291-309
  
• L. H. Lee, E. P. Chew, T. S. Ng:
  Production planning with approved vendor matrices for a hard-disk drive manufacturer. 310-324
  
• Wei-yu Kevin Chiang, George E. Monahan:
  Managing inventories in a two-echelon dual-channel supply chain. 325-341
  
• Maarten Krever, Sophia Wunderink, Rommert Dekker, Benno Schorr:
  Inventory control based on advanced probability theory, an application. 342-358
  
• Chung-Chi Hsieh, Zong-Zhe Lee:
  Joint determination of production run length and number of standbys in a deteriorating production process. 359-371
  
• Bibhas Chandra Giri, W. Y. Yun, Tadashi Dohi:
  Optimal design of unreliable production-inventory systems with variable production rate. 372-386
  
• Carmen Anido, Carlos Rivero, Teófilo Valdés:
  An algorithm based on discrete response regression models suitable to correct the bias of non-response in surveys with several capture tries. 387-402
  
• Pieter A. Sheth-Voss, Thomas R. Willemain, Jorge Haddock:
  Estimating the steady-state mean from short transient simulations. 403-417
  
• Olaf Tietje:
  Identification of a small reliable and efficient set of consistent scenarios. 418-432
  
• Rong Jea, Jin-Lung Lin, Chao-Ton Su:
  Correlation and the time interval in multiple regression models. 433-441
  
• Mats Danielson:
  Generalized evaluation in decision analysis. 442-449
  
• Phan Hong Giang, Prakash P. Shenoy:
  Two axiomatic approaches to decision making using possibility theory. 450-467
  
• Minghe Sun:
  Some issues in measuring and reporting solution quality of interactive multiple objective programming procedures. 468-483
  
• Ralph E. Steuer, Craig A. Piercy:
  A regression study of the number of efficient extreme points in multiple objective linear programming. 484-496
  
• M. E. Ballvé, Pedro Jiménez Guerra:
  Some geometrical aspects of the efficient line in vector optimization. 497-502
  
• Yuriko Isada, Ross J. W. James, Yuji Nakagawa:
  An approach for solving nonlinear multi-objective separable discrete optimization problem with one constraint. 503-513
  
• Yasutoshi Yajima:
  Linear programming approaches for multicategory support vector machines. 514-531
  
• David West, Paul Mangiameli, Rohit Rampal, Vivian West:
  Ensemble strategies for a medical diagnostic decision support system: A breast cancer diagnosis application. 532-551
  
• Kai-Yuan Cai, Yong-Chao Li, Wei-Yi Ning:
  Optimal software testing in the setting of controlled Markov chains. 552-579
  

Volume 162, Number 3, May 2005

• Adel Guitouni:
  Decision-aid to improve organisational performance. 581-583
  
• Patrice Perny, Olivier Spanjaard:
  A preference-based approach to spanning trees and shortest paths problems****. 584-601
  
• Fouad Ben Abdelaziz, Saoussen Krichen:
  An interactive method for the optimal selection problem with two decision makers. 602-609
  
• Belaïd Aouni, Fouad Ben Abdelaziz, Jean-Marc Martel:
  Decision-maker's preferences modeling in the stochastic goal programming. 610-618
  
• Fouad Ben Abdelaziz, Hatem Masri:
  Stochastic programming with fuzzy linear partial information on probability distribution. 619-629
  
• Irène Abi-Zeid, John R. Frost:
  SARPlan: A decision support system for Canadian Search and Rescue Operations. 630-653
  
• Alejandro Quintero, Dougoukolo Konaré, Samuel Pierre:
  Prototyping an intelligent decision support system for improving urban infrastructures management. 654-672
  
• Andrew Zacharakis, Dean A. Shepherd:
  A non-additive decision-aid for venture capitalists' investment decisions. 673-689
  
• Salem Y. Lakhal, Souad H'Mida, Uday Venkatadri:
  A market-driven transfer price for distributed products using mathematical programming. 690-699
  
• Éric Duchenne, Gilbert Laporte, Frédéric Semet:
  Branch-and-cut algorithms for the undirected m. 700-712
  
• Wolfgang Domschke, Bernd Wagner:
  Models and methods for standardization problems. 713-726
  
• Xiuli Wang, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  Single machine scheduling with resource dependent release times and processing times. 727-739
  
• Dirk Biskup, Martin Feldmann:
  On scheduling around large restrictive common due windows. 740-761
  
• Richard K. Cho, Yigal Gerchak:
  Supply chain coordination with downstream operating costs: Coordination and investment to improve downstream operating efficiency. 762-772
  
• Ilkyeong Moon, Bibhas Chandra Giri, Byungsung Ko:
  Economic order quantity models for ameliorating/deteriorating items under inflation and time discounting. 773-785
  
• D. K. Bhattacharya:
  On multi-item inventory. 786-791
  
• Timothy L. Urban:
  Inventory models with inventory-level-dependent demand: A comprehensive review and unifying theory. 792-804
  
• Leo W. G. Strijbosch, J. J. A. Moors:
  The impact of unknown demand parameters on (R. 805-815
  
• Ramachandran Natarajan, Kannan Sethuraman, Krishnamurthy Surysekar:
  Reducing incremental costs associated with the delegation of incentive contracting decisions: An analysis of planning and control decisions in a manufacturing setting in the presence of moral hazard. 816-838
  
• Bernhard Baumgartner, Harald Hruschka:
  Allocation of catalogs to collective customers based on semiparametric response models. 839-849
  
• Maria Conceição A. Silva Portela, Emmanuel Thanassoulis:
  Profitability of a sample of Portuguese bank branches and its decomposition into technical and allocative components. 850-866
  

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