Operations Research
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Volume 3, issue 4, 1955
- A Challenge to Operations Research pp. 375-382

- George L. Parkhurst
- Where is the New Blood? pp. 383-387

- Philip M. Morse
- An Analog Solution of Programming Problems pp. 388-394

- C.M. Ablow and Georges Brigham
- Parametric Objective Function (Part 2)---Generalization pp. 395-401

- S. I. Gass and Thomas L. Saaty
- Applications of Game Theory in Fighter Versus Bomber Combat pp. 402-411

- T. E. Caywood and C. J. Thomas
- On a Congestion Problem in an Aircraft Factory pp. 412-428

- Georges Brigham
- A Non-Numerical Approach to Production Scheduling Problems pp. 429-442

- Sheldon B. Akers and Joyce Friedman
- Determination of the Maximal Steady State Flow of Traffic Through a Railroad Network pp. 443-465

- Alexander W. Boldyreff
- An Appreciation of Systems Analysis pp. 466-481

- Charles Hitch
- Cost-Effectiveness Analysis for Strategic Decisions pp. 482-493

- Richard B. Foster and Francis P. Hoeber
- Symposium on Applications of Operations Research to Urban Services---A Determination of the Optimum Location of Fire-Fighting Units in New York City pp. 494-512

- David Valinsky
- Expectancy of Multiple Vehicular Breakdowns in a Tunnel pp. 513-522

- Leslie C. Edie
- Evaluating the Adequacy of Airport Parking Lots pp. 522-536

- Frederick V. Hurst
- Engineering Studies of Urban Traffic Flow pp. 536-544

- Henry A. Barnes
- Letter to the Editor---Lanchester Prize Acceptance Speech pp. 545-546

- Leslie C. Edie
- Letter to the Editor---A Suggestion for Programming ORSA Meetings pp. 546-546

- Francis P. Hoeber
- Letter to the Editor---Priority Assignment---A Correction pp. 547-547

- Alan Cobham
- Letter to the Editor---Further Remarks on the Direct Use of Extremal Principles in Solving Certain Optimizing Problems Involving Inequalities pp. 548-548

- B. Klein
- Letter to the Editor---Inequality-Constrained Stationary-Value Problems pp. 548-550

- Glen D. Camp
Volume 3, issue 3, 1955
- Terminal Ballistics pp. 231-238

- Jacinto Steinhardt
- From Plato to the Linear Program pp. 239-254

- Earl of Halsbury
- Stochastic Properties of Waiting Lines pp. 255-261

- Philip M. Morse
- An Analysis of a Railroad Classification Yard pp. 262-271

- Roger R. Crane, Frank B. Brown and Robert O. Blanchard
- Application of Discrete Variable Servo Theory to Inventory Control pp. 272-282

- Herbert J. Vassian
- Road Safety and Traffic Research in Great Britain pp. 283-299

- W. H. Glanville
- Production Scheduling for an Arbitrary Number of Periods Given the Sales Forecast in the form of a Probability Distribution pp. 300-318

- Gunnar Dannerstedt
- Production and Inventory Control in a Chemical Process pp. 319-338

- Russell L. Ackoff
- Letter to the Editor---Some Thoughts on Operations Research on Municipal Operations pp. 339-340

- William J. Horvath
- Letter to the Editor---Social Implications of Operations Research pp. 341-343

- Thomas A. Cowan
- Letter to the Editor---A Note on the Numerical Evaluation of Certain Probability Integrals pp. 343-344

- John M. Kelso
- Letter to the Editor---“Such Solutions are Very Little Solved” pp. 345-346

- A. Charnes and W. W. Cooper
Volume 3, issue 2, 1955
- The Competence and Limitations of Scientific Method pp. 135-146

- Henry Margenau
- The Influence of Vehicular Speed and Spacing on Tunnel Capacity pp. 147-167

- Edward S. Olcott
- Direct Use of Extremal Principles in Solving Certain Optimizing Problems Involving Inequalities pp. 168-175

- Bertram Klein
- Mathematical Models for Freely-Flowing Highway Traffic pp. 176-186

- G. F. Newell
- The Use of Storage Water in a Hydroelectric System pp. 187-197

- John D. C. Little
- The Poisson Distribution as a Limit for Dependent Binomial Events with Unequal Probabilities pp. 198-209

- John E. Walsh
- On the Numerical Solution of the Transportation Problem pp. 210-214

- Hendrik Houthakker
- Letter to the Editor---Training for Operational Research at the University of Birmingham pp. 215-216

- R. S. Gander
- Letter to the Editor---The Proposed Amendment to the Constitution pp. 216-217

- R. F. Rinehart
- Letter to the Editor---The Operations-Research Professional Structure pp. 217-219

- Charles N. Brennecke
- Letter to the Editor---Problem of Optimum Distribution of Effort---A Correction pp. 219-219

- William Miehle
- Letter to the Editor---Use of Linear Programming in Capital Budgeting pp. 219-224

- Paul Gunther
Volume 3, issue 1, 1955
- Observation, Experiment, and Measurement in Operations Research pp. 1-14

- Omond Solandt
- Simulation as an Aid in Model Building pp. 15-19

- R. P. Rich
- Strip Mining Phosphate Rock with Large Walking Draglines---A Problem in Operations Research pp. 20-33

- Jack W. Dunlap and Herbert H. Jacobs
- Financial Analysis in Johns-Manville pp. 34-37

- Stanley Green
- A Proposal for Revising New York's Subway Fare Structure pp. 38-68

- William Vickrey
- Approximate Salvo Kill Probabilities for Small and Medium Sized Targets when Cumulative Damage is Unimportant pp. 69-76

- John E. Walsh
- A Statistical Guide for Accident Research, Illustrated by Application to Non-Air-Carrier Flying, 1949--51 pp. 77-90

- Acheson J. Duncan
- A Discussion of Education for Operations Research pp. 91-100

- Andrew Schultz
- Letter to the Editor---A Note on Amusement Park Economics pp. 101-103

- William J. Platt
- Letter to the Editor---Why Operations Research? pp. 103-104

- W. T. M. Johnson
- Letter to the Editor---Logical Translation of English pp. 104-105

- John W. Gilmore
- Letter to the Editor---Comments on “Threats to the Growth of Operations Research” pp. 105-107

- Georges Brigham