European Journal of Operational Research, Volume 164

Volume 164, Number 1, July 2005

• Ardavan Asef-Vaziri, Gilbert Laporte:
  Loop based facility planning and material handling. 1-11
  
• V. Nwana, Ken Darby-Dowman, Gautam Mitra:
  A co-operative parallel heuristic for mixed zero-one linear programming: Combining simulated annealing with branch and bound. 12-23
  
• Laurent Péridy, David Rivreau:
  Local adjustments: A general algorithm. 24-38
  
• Chung-Lun Li, George Vairaktarakis, Chung-Yee Lee:
  Machine scheduling with deliveries to multiple customer locations. 39-51
  
• Cyril Duron, Jean-Marie Proth, Yorai Wardi:
  Insertion of a random task in a schedule: a real-time approach. 52-63
  
• W. C. Ng:
  Crane scheduling in container yards with inter-crane interference. 64-78
  
• Dong Qian Wang, Stefanka Chukova, C. D. Lai:
  Reducing quadratic programming problem to regression problem: Stepwise algorithm. 79-88
  
• Antonio Sedeño-Noda, Carlos González-Martín, Jose Gutiérrez:
  The biobjective undirected two-commodity minimum cost flow problem. 89-103
  
• Jie Sun, Xiaoqi Yang, Xiongda Chen:
  Quadratic cost flow and the conjugate gradient method. 104-114
  
• X. M. Yang, X. Q. Yang, K. L. Teo:
  Criteria for generalized invex monotonicities. 115-119
  
• Anna Nagurney, Jose Cruz, June Dong, Ding Zhang:
  Supply chain networks, electronic commerce, and supply side and demand side risk. 120-142
  
• Hans S. Heese, Kyle D. Cattani, Geraldo Ferrer, Wendell G. Gilland, Aleda V. Roth:
  Competitive advantage through take-back of used products. 143-157
  
• Ching Chyi Lee, Wai Hung Julius Chu:
  Who should control inventory in a supply chain? 158-172
  
• Sanjoy Ghose, John J. Liu, Amit Bhatnagar, Hisashi Kurata:
  Modeling the role of retail price formats, and retailer competition types on production schedule strategy. 173-184
  
• Qidong Cao, J. Wayne Patterson, Xue Bai:
  Reexamination of processing time uncertainty. 185-194
  
• Zied Jemaï, Fikri Karaesmen:
  The influence of demand variability on the performance of a make-to-stock queue. 195-205
  
• Zeshui Xu, Qingli Da:
  A least deviation method to obtain a priority vector of a fuzzy preference relation. 206-216
  
• Juan Luis Nicolau:
  Valuing the business environment on a daily basis. 217-224
  
• Miguel A. Hinojosa, Amparo M. Mármol, L. C. Thomas:
  Core, least core and nucleolus for multiple scenario cooperative games. 225-238
  
• Mu Xia, Jan Stallaert, Andrew B. Whinston:
  Solving the combinatorial double auction problem. 239-251
  
• Wouter Buckinx, Dirk Van den Poel:
  Customer base analysis: partial defection of behaviourally loyal clients in a non-contractual FMCG retail setting. 252-268
  
• Richard P. O'Neill, Paul M. Sotkiewicz, Benjamin F. Hobbs, Michael H. Rothkopf, William R. Stewart:
  Efficient market-clearing prices in markets with nonconvexities. 269-285
  

Volume 164, Number 2, July 2005

• Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
  An overview of the design and analysis of simulation experiments for sensitivity analysis. 287-300
  
• Mohan R. Akella, Rajan Batta, Eric M. Delmelle, Peter A. Rogerson, Alan Blatt, Glenn Wilson:
  Base station location and channel allocation in a cellular network with emergency coverage requirements. 301-323
  
• Kevin Linderman, Kathleen E. McKone-Sweet, John C. Anderson:
  An integrated systems approach to process control and maintenance. 324-340
  
• V. Daniel R. Guide Jr., Gilvan C. Souza, Erwin A. van der Laan:
  Performance of static priority rules for shared facilities in a remanufacturing shop with disassembly and reassembly. 341-353
  
• Herbert Jodlbauer:
  Definition and properties of the input-weighted average lead-time. 354-357
  
• Gino K. Yang, Robert J. Ronald, Peter Chu:
  Inventory models with variable lead time and present value. 358-366
  
• Wan-Kai Pang, Ping-Kei Leung, Wei-Kwang Huang, Wei Liu:
  On interval estimation of the coefficient of variation for the three-parameter Weibull, lognormal and gamma distribution: A simulation-based approach. 367-377
  
• Amir Azaron, Hideki Katagiri, Masatoshi Sakawa, Mohammad Modarres:
  Reliability function of a class of time-dependent systems with standby redundancy. 378-386
  
• Steve Drekic, Douglas G. Woolford:
  A preemptive priority queue with balking. 387-401
  
• Hui-Chin Tang:
  Reverse multiple recursive random number generators. 402-405
  
• X. M. Yang, X. Q. Yang, K. L. Teo, S. H. Hou:
  Second order symmetric duality in non-differentiable multiobjective programming with F. 406-416
  
• Sungmook Lim, Sangwook Lee, Soondal Park:
  An epsilon-sensitivity analysis for semidefinite programming. 417-422
  
• Henry David Venema, Paul H. Calamai, Paul W. Fieguth:
  Forest structure optimization using evolutionary programming and landscape ecology metrics. 423-439
  
• Taho Yang, Brett A. Peters, Mingan Tu:
  Layout design for flexible manufacturing systems considering single-loop directional flow patterns. 440-455
  
• Alpár Jüttner, András Orbán, Zoltán Fiala:
  Two new algorithms for UMTS access network topology design. 456-474
  
• Mark Cannon, Basil Kouvaritakis, G. Huang:
  Modelling and optimisation for sustainable development policy assessment. 475-490
  
• Roger M. Cooke, Atze Bosma, Frank Härte:
  A practical model of Heineken's bottle filling line with dependent failures. 491-504
  
• Pasquale Avella, Domenico Villacci, Antonio Sforza:
  A Steiner arborescence model for the feeder reconfiguration in electric distribution networks. 505-509
  
• Jonathan F. Bard, Hadi W. Purnomo:
  Preference scheduling for nurses using column generation. 510-534
  
• Hirofumi Fukuyama, William L. Weber:
  Estimating output gains by means of Luenberger efficiency measures. 535-547
  
• Amnon Levy:
  A decision-rule for transplanting non-cadaveric organs. 548-554
  
• Greg N. Gregoriou, Komlan Sedzro, Joe Zhu:
  Hedge fund performance appraisal using data envelopment analysis. 555-571
  

Volume 164, Number 3, August 2005

• Jacek Blazewicz, Klaus H. Ecker, Denis Trystram:
  Recent advances in scheduling in computer and manufacturing systems. 573-574
  
• Dominique de Werra:
  Path colorings in bipartite graphs. 575-584
  
• Marek Kubale, Adam Nadolski:
  Chromatic scheduling in a cyclic open shop. 585-591
  
• Tamás Kis, Erwin Pesch:
  A review of exact solution methods for the non-preemptive multiprocessor flowshop problem. 592-608
  
• Masri Ayob, Graham Kendall:
  A triple objective function with a Chebychev dynamic pick-and-place point specification approach to optimise the surface mount placement machine. 609-626
  
• Klaus H. Ecker, Jatinder N. D. Gupta:
  Scheduling tasks on a flexible manufacturing machine to minimize tool change delays. 627-638
  
• Marek Mika, Grzegorz Waligóra, Jan Weglarz:
  Simulated annealing and tabu search for multi-mode resource-constrained project scheduling with positive discounted cash flows and different payment models. 639-668
  
• Alix Munier Kordon, Jean-Baptiste Note:
  A buffer minimization problem for the design of embedded systems. 669-679
  
• Axel W. Krings, Azad H. Azadmanesh:
  A graph based model for survivability applications. 680-689
  
• Pierre-François Dutot:
  Complexity of master-slave tasking on heterogeneous trees. 690-695
  
• Muammer Ozer:
  Fuzzy c. 696-714
  
• Hong Zhang, C. M. Tam, Heng Li:
  Modeling uncertain activity duration by fuzzy number and discrete-event simulation. 715-729
  
• Pedro C. Calleja, Peter Borm, Ruud Hendrickx:
  Multi-issue allocation situations. 730-747
  
• Mar Arenas Parra, Amelia Bilbao-Terol, Blanca Pérez-Gladish, Maria Victoria Rodríguez Uría:
  Solving a multiobjective possibilistic problem through compromise programming. 748-759
  
• Armin Scholl, Laura Manthey, Roland Helm, Michael Steiner:
  Solving multiattribute design problems with analytic hierarchy process and conjoint analysis: An empirical comparison. 760-777
  
• Herman Monsuur:
  Characterizations of the 3-cycle count and backward length of a tournament. 778-784
  
• Risto Lahdelma, Kaisa Miettinen, Pekka Salminen:
  Reference point approach for multiple decision makers. 785-791
  
• Jiping Yang, Wanhua Qiu:
  A measure of risk and a decision-making model based on expected utility and entropy. 792-799
  
• Tijen Ertay, Da Ruan:
  Data envelopment analysis based decision model for optimal operator allocation in CMS. 800-810
  
• Alexey Y. Popkov, Yuri S. Popkov, Leo van Wissen:
  Positive dynamic systems with entropy operator: Application to labour market modelling. 811-828
  
• Bardia Kamrad, Shreevardhan Lele, Akhtar Siddique, Robert J. Thomas:
  Innovation diffusion uncertainty, advertising and pricing policies. 829-850
  
• Jinjiang Yuan, Yixun Lin:
  Single machine preemptive scheduling with fixed jobs to minimize tardiness related criteria. 851-855