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 Volume 39, issue 6, 1991
 
  Habitual Domains   pp. 869-876 P. L. YuA New Methodology for Military Force Structure Analysis   pp. 877-885 Mark A. Gallagher and Elizabeth J. KellyA Taxonomy of Discrete Manufacturing Systems   pp. 886-902 B. L. DietrichMethods for Solving Nonlinear Equations Used in Evaluating Emergency Vehicle Busy Probabilities   pp. 903-916 Jeffrey Goldberg and Ferenc SzidarovszkyDriving Frequency Selection for Frequency Domain Simulation Experiments   pp. 917-924 Sheldon H. Jacobson, Arnold H. Buss and Lee W. SchrubenAlgorithms for Multiplex Bundling in a Telecommunications Network   pp. 925-944 R. D. DoverspikeShake-and-Bake Algorithms for Generating Uniform Points on the Boundary of Bounded Polyhedra   pp. 945-954 C. G. E. Boender, R. J. Caron, J. F. McDonald, A. H. G. Rinnooy Kan, H. E. Romeijn, R. L. Smith, J. Telgen and Ton VorstA Strongly Polynomial Algorithm for a Special Class of Linear Programs   pp. 955-960 I. Adler and S. CosaresSensitivity Analysis in Minisum Facility Location Problems   pp. 961-969 Martine Labbé, Jacques Thisse and Richard E. WendellA State Aggregation Approach to Manufacturing Systems Having Machine States with Weak and Strong Interactions   pp. 970-978 J. Jiang and Suresh SethiV-Shaped Policies for Scheduling Deteriorating Jobs   pp. 979-991 Gur MosheiovRouting Printed Circuit Cards Through an Assembly Cell   pp. 992-1004 Christopher B. Lofgren, Leon F. McGinnis and Craig A. ToveyA Queueing Network Model for Analyzing a Class of Branch-and-Bound Algorithms on a Master–Slave Architecture   pp. 1005-1017 O. J. Boxma and G. A. P. KindervaterTruncation of Markov Chains with Applications to Queueing   pp. 1018-1026 Nico M.  van Dijk Volume 39, issue 5, 1991
 
  Introducing Students to Community Operations Research by Using a City Neighborhood As A Living Laboratory   pp. 701-709 Steve M. Bajgier, Hazem D. Maragah, Michael S. Saccucci, Andrew Verzilli and Victor R. PrybutokAn Assessment Procedure for Simulation Models: A Case Study   pp. 710-723 Christine A. Fossett, Dale Harrison, Harry Weintrob and Saul I. GassStructural Conditions for Perturbation Analysis Derivative Estimation: Finite-Time Performance Indices   pp. 724-738 Paul GlassermanComputing Cournot-Nash Equilibria   pp. 739-748 Charles Kolstad and Lars MathiesenMarket and Locational Equilibrium for Two Competitors   pp. 749-756 Martine Labbé and S. Louis HakimiFormulating Two-Stage Stochastic Programs for Interior Point Methods   pp. 757-770 Irvin J. Lustig, John M. Mulvey and Tamra J. CarpenterOn Finite Delay-Moment Conditions in Queues   pp. 771-775 Ronald W. WolffA Cutting Plane Approach for Chance Constrained Linear Programs   pp. 776-785 Andrés Weintraub and Jorge VeraDecentralization for Multidivision Enterprises   pp. 786-797 Cornelis  van de PanneJoint Optimal Planning of Industrial Cogeneration and Conventional Electricity Systems   pp. 798-806 Y. H. Kwun and M. L. BaughmanAnalysis of a Kanban Discipline for Cell Coordination in Production Lines, II: Stochastic Demands   pp. 807-823 Debasis Mitra and Isi MitraniAn Operation Partitioning Problem for Automated Assembly System Design   pp. 824-835 Reza H. Ahmadi and Christopher S. TangEarliness-Tardiness Scheduling Problems, I: Weighted Deviation of Completion Times About a Common Due Date   pp. 836-846 Nicholas G. Hall and Marc E. PosnerEarliness–Tardiness Scheduling Problems, II: Deviation of Completion Times About a Restrictive Common Due Date   pp. 847-856 Nicholas G. Hall, Wieslaw Kubiak and Suresh SethiA Comment on “Buffer Space Allocation in Automated Assembly Lines”   pp. 857-860 John O. McClain and Douglas R. Moodie Volume 39, issue 4, 1991
 
  Operations Research in Industry: New Opportunities in a Changing World   pp. 531-542 John D. C. LittleA Multilevel Analysis of Production Capabilities of the National Forest System   pp. 543-552 John Hof and Tony BalticAggregation and Disaggregation Techniques and Methodology in Optimization   pp. 553-582 David F. Rogers, Robert D. Plante, Richard T. Wong and James R. EvansUsing Common Random Numbers and Control Variates in Multiple-Comparison Procedures   pp. 583-591 Wei-Ning Yang and Barry L. NelsonValue Functions When Decision Criteria Are Not Totally Substitutable   pp. 592-600 Jayavel SounderpandianA Stochastic and Dynamic Vehicle Routing Problem in the Euclidean Plane   pp. 601-615 Dimitris J. Bertsimas and Garrett  van RyzinCapacitated Vehicle Routing on Trees   pp. 616-622 Martine Labbé, Gilbert Laporte and Hélène MercureA Lagrangian Based Approach for the Asymmetric Generalized Traveling Salesman Problem   pp. 623-632 Charles E. Noon and James C. BeanStationary Waiting Time Distribution of a Queue in Which Customers Require a Random Number of Servers   pp. 633-638 Prawit Ittimakin and Edward P. C. KaoDominance and Decomposition Heuristics for Single Machine Scheduling   pp. 639-647 Robert J. Chambers, Robert L. Carraway, Timothy J. Lowe and Thomas L. MorinStrongly Polynomial Algorithms for the High Multiplicity Scheduling Problem   pp. 648-653 Dorit S. Hochbaum and Ron ShamirFinding Optimal (s, S) Policies Is About As Simple As Evaluating a Single Policy   pp. 654-665 Yu-Sheng Zheng and A. FedergruenBlock Angular Structures and the Loading Problem in Flexible Manufacturing Systems   pp. 666-676 Panagiotis Kouvelis and Hau L. LeeCommonality Analysis Using Clustering Methods   pp. 677-680 Lawrence Dale ThomasC.P.M. Scheduling with Small Communication Delays and Task Duplication   pp. 680-684 J. Y. Colin and P. Chrétienne Volume 39, issue 3, 1991
 
  Six (Or So) Things You Can Do with a Bad Model   pp. 355-365 James S. HodgesDecision Support for Supercomputer Acquisition   pp. 366-377 Stephen D. Burd and Suleiman K. KassiciehOptimization by Simulated Annealing: An Experimental Evaluation; Part II, Graph Coloring and Number Partitioning   pp. 378-406 David S. Johnson, Cecilia R. Aragon, Lyle A. McGeoch and Catherine SchevonOptimal Assignment of Components to Parallel-Series and Series-Parallel Systems   pp. 407-414 V. Rajendra Prasad, K. P. K. Nair and Y. P. AnejaDynamic Search Games   pp. 415-422 Lyn C. Thomas and Alan R. WashburnAn Algorithm for Solving Dynamic Capacitated Plant Location Problems with Discrete Expansion Sizes   pp. 423-436 Alexander ShulmanSufficient Conditions for Coincidence in Minisum Multifacility Location Problems with a General Metric   pp. 437-442 O. Lefebvre, C. Michelot and F. PlastriaCapacitated Two-Stage Multi-Item Production/Inventory Model with Joint Setup Costs   pp. 443-455 S. Anily and A. FedergruenParallel Savings Based Heuristics for the Delivery Problem   pp. 456-469 Kemal Altinkemer and Bezalel GavishMatchup Scheduling with Multiple Resources, Release Dates and Disruptions   pp. 470-483 James C. Bean, John Birge, John Mittenthal and Charles E. NoonOff-Day Scheduling with Hierarchical Worker Categories   pp. 484-495 Hamilton Emmons and Richard N. BurnsOptimal Manufacturing of a Two Product Mix   pp. 496-501 Offer KellaSome Effects of Nonstationarity on Multiserver Markovian Queueing Systems   pp. 502-511 Linda Green, Peter Kolesar and Anthony SvoronosMulti-Echelon Assembly Systems with Nonstationary Demands: Heuristics and Worst Case Performance Bounds   pp. 512-518 Dev JonejaHow Many Forecasters Do You Really Have? Mahalanobis Provides the Intuition for the Surprising Clemen and Winkler Result   pp. 519-523 Donald G. Morrison and David C. Schmittlein Volume 39, issue 2, 1991
 
  An Existence Theorem for OR/MS   pp. 183-193 John A. WhiteThe Application of Operations Research in the Optimization of Agricultural Production   pp. 194-205 Zhao Qingzhen, Wang Changyu, Zhang Zhimin, Zhang Yunxiang and Wang ChuanjiangDecision Analysis Applications in the Operations Research Literature, 1970–1989   pp. 206-219 James L. Corner and Craig W. KirkwoodA Rapid Method for Optimization of Linear Systems with Storage   pp. 220-232 C. H. Bannister and R. J. KayeMulti-Item Replenishment and Storage Problem (MIRSP): Heuristics and Bounds   pp. 233-243 Shoshana AnilySome Facets for an Assignment Problem with Side Constraints   pp. 244-250 Ronny Aboudi and George L. NemhauserInterpolation Approximations of Sojourn Time Distributions   pp. 251-260 Philip J. Fleming and Burton SimonOptimal Scheduling of Inspections: A Delayed Markov Model with False Positives and Negatives   pp. 261-273 Suleyman Özekici and Stanley R. PliskaA Secretary Problem with Uncertain Employment and Best Choice of Available Candidates   pp. 274-284 Mitsushi TamakiMinimax Resource Allocation with Tree Structured Substitutable Resources   pp. 285-295 Rachelle S. Klein and Hanan LussSimultaneous Product-Mix Planning, Lot Sizing and Scheduling at Bottleneck Facilities   pp. 296-307 Sin Hoon Hum and Rakesh K. SarinAn (S − 1, S) Inventory System with Emergency Orders   pp. 308-321 Kamran Moinzadeh and Charles P. SchmidtBrownian Networks with Discretionary Routing   pp. 322-340 Lawrence M. WeinOptimal Data Verification Tests   pp. 341-348 R. Avenhaus, H. P. Battenberg and B. J. Falkowski Volume 39, issue 1, 1991
 
  Knowledge and Economic Development   pp. 5-8 Richard M. CyertEquilibrium Modeling, Analysis and Computation: The Contributions of Stella Dafermos   pp. 9-12 Anna NagurneyNatural Resource Land Management Planning Using Large-Scale Linear Programs: The USDA Forest Service Experience with FORPLAN   pp. 13-27 Brian Kent, B. Bruce Bare, Richard C. Field and Gordon A. BradleyDevelopment and Use of a Modeling System to Aid a Major Oil Company in Allocating Bidding Capital   pp. 28-41 Donald L. Keefer, F. Beckley Smith and Harry B. BackThe Line Segmentation Problem   pp. 42-55 Reza H. Ahmadi and Hirofumi MatsuoComputing Optimal Lot Sizes in the Economic Lot Scheduling Problem   pp. 56-63 Paul H. ZipkinWeighted-Tardiness Scheduling on Parallel Machines with Proportional Weights   pp. 64-81 Esther M. Arkin and Robin O. RoundyOptimal Pacing of Trains in Freight Railroads: Model Formulation and Solution   pp. 82-99 David Kraay, Patrick T. Harker and Bintong ChenFinite Dominating Sets for Network Location Problems   pp. 100-118 J. N. Hooker, R. S. Garfinkel and C. K. ChenOn the Existence of a Feasible Flow in a Stochastic Transportation Network   pp. 119-129 András Prékopa and Endre BorosStructured Partitioning Problems   pp. 130-149 S. Anily and A. FedergruenAn Algorithm for the Three-Index Assignment Problem   pp. 150-161 Egon Balas and Matthew J. SaltzmanComputationally Feasible Bounds for Partially Observed Markov Decision Processes   pp. 162-175 William S. Lovejoy |  |