Annals of Operations Research
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Volume 358, month 3, 2026
- Well-Posedness of vector optimistic and robust optimization problems pp. 1-22

- Lam Quoc Anh, Tran Quoc Duy and Phan Quoc Khanh
- Numerical analysis on life cycle extension by selecting laminates for achieving sustainable development in construction pp. 23-38

- R. Anuradha and S. Kavitha
- Remanufacturing supply chain coordination through option contracts under uncertain demand pp. 39-69

- Junfei Ding and Weida Chen
- Randomized algorithms for fully online multiprocessor scheduling with testing pp. 71-101

- Mingyang Gong, Zhi-Zhong Chen, Guangting Chen, Guohui Lin and Lusheng Wang
- Coordination of dual-channel CLSC under applying the bundling strategy in the direct channel and jointly advertising investment pp. 103-140

- Zahra Hadadi, Mohammad Reza Gholamian and Maryam Noroozi
- Indirect subsidization of the consumer end-price through a wholesale pricing mechanism to mitigate panic buying of a storable product pp. 141-164

- Avi Herbon
- Assessing corporation sustainability performance towards achieving sustainable development goals using a novel trapezoidal fuzzy ITARA-RIM approach pp. 165-192

- Wan-Chi Jackie Hsu, Kuan-Yu Lin, Huai-Wei Lo and Jen-Jen Yang
- A state-of-the-art review of green supply chain management: observations and business insights pp. 193-273

- Sumit Maheshwari, Chandra K. Jaggi and Prerna Gautam
- Sustainable reverse logistics in e-commerce: a comprehensive literature review with challenges and research opportunities pp. 275-329

- Anurag Mishra and Pankaj Dutta
- A Lagrangian relaxation algorithm and hybrid genetic algorithm-black widow optimization for perishable products supply chain with sustainable development goals consideration pp. 331-366

- Seyed Hamid Reza Pasandideh, Misagh Rahbari and Yaser Sadati-Keneti
- Does the commitment towards covering the sustainable development goals lead to gaining more market share within a framework of competing agents? pp. 367-399

- S. Rezaei and J. Behnamian
- Boosting sustainable development goals: a hybrid metaheuristic approach for the heterogeneous vehicle routing problem with three-dimensional packing constraints and fuel consumption pp. 401-446

- Juan Esteban Rojas-Saavedra, David Álvarez-Martínez and John Willmer Escobar
- Modelling and optimising switching on a physical binary sorter pp. 447-468

- Josep Maria Salvia Hornos, Cèsar Fernández Camón, Carles Mateu Piñol, Joao Marques-Silva, Ivet Rafegas Fonoll and Josep Cirera Balcells
- Mixed-integer models for complete-linkage clustering pp. 469-494

- Martine Labbé, Mercedes Landete, Marina Leal and Lorena Nácher
- Data-driven approach under varying operating conditions for bearing fault diagnosis pp. 495-528

- Sandeep S. Udmale, Aneesh G. Nath, Durgesh Singh and Sanjay Kumar Singh
- Correction: Distributionally robust chance-constrained game model for portfolio selection in financial market pp. 529-529

- Vikas Vikram Singh and Harsha Vardhan Varre
Volume 357, month 2, 2026
- Towards a better understanding of financial and economic systems’ complexities: some new evidence coming from artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data advanced technologies pp. 1-10

- Hachmi Ben Ameur, Roberto Casarin, Massimiliano Caporin, Zied Ftiti and Bertrand B. Maillet
- Analyzing financial markets dynamics: a statistical equilibrium framework for stocks and cryptocurrencies pp. 11-43

- Emanuele Citera and Francesco De Pretis
- An innovative decision-making system integrating multifractal analysis and volatility forecasting pp. 45-87

- Jialu Gao, Jianzhou Wang, Danxiang Wei and Bo Zeng
- Banks’ stock price crash risk prediction with textual analysis: a machine learning approach pp. 89-111

- Dimitris Anastasiou, Apostolos Katsafados and Christos Tzomakas
- Deep learning for derivatives pricing: a comparative study of asymptotic and quasi-process corrections pp. 113-157

- Hideharu Funahashi
- Identification and visualisation of zombie firms using self-organizing maps pp. 159-190

- David Veganzones and Eric Séverin
- Interpretable machine learning models for ESG stock prices under transition and physical climate risk pp. 191-221

- Haithem Awijen, Sami Ben Jabeur and Julien Pillot
- Significance of predictors: revisiting stock return predictions using explainable AI pp. 223-257

- Bhaskar Goswami and Ajim Uddin
- Bayesian network modeling for ROI simulation and scenario analysis: a case study on commercial aquaponics pp. 259-300

- Selin Karatepe, Kenneth Corscadden, Nick Savidov and John Derksen
- An intraday GARCH model for discrete price changes and irregularly spaced observations pp. 301-345

- Vladimír Holý
- Comparative performance of cryptocurrencies through the Aumann–Serrano economic index of riskiness pp. 347-372

- Toshiyuki Yamawake, Joseph Sheely, Roberto Serrano and Jiro Hodoshima
- Dynamic Tail Risk Connectedness between Artificial Intelligence and Fintech Stocks pp. 373-407

- Shoaib Ali, Nassar S. Al-Nassar, Ali Awais Khalid and Charbel Salloum
- Understanding the complexity of futures markets investing in China: evidence from deep learning techniques pp. 409-440

- Zhenya Liu, Nawazish Mirza, Rongyu You and Yaosong Zhan
- Precious metals and currency risk: testing hedging effectiveness and safe-haven properties across trading frequencies during periods of market distress pp. 441-474

- Dario Palumbo
- Asset allocation with portfolio immunization strategies based on community detection pp. 475-504

- Giacomo di Tollo and Gianni Filograsso
- Sparse principal component factors in asset pricing: evidence from the Chinese stock market pp. 505-529

- Hai-Chuan Xu, Meng Wu and Wei-Xing Zhou
- On the performance of factor investing: an analysis based on constant mix and buy-and-hold strategies pp. 531-563

- Philippe Bertrand and Jean-luc Prigent
- Smoothed semicovariance estimation for portfolio selection pp. 565-604

- Davide Ferrari, Sandra Paterlini, Andrea Rigamonti and Alex Weissensteiner
- Improved block rearrangement algorithm pp. 605-632

- Carole Bernard, Jinghui Chen, Ludger Rüschendorf and Steven Vanduffel
- Informativeness of the federal reserve chair communication’s sentiment on the monetary policy uncertainty pp. 633-677

- Juan Arismendi-Zambrano, Emmanuel Kypraios and Alessia Paccagnini
- Green spread of US municipal bonds pp. 679-705

- Mahdi Sojoudi, Carole Bernard, Philippe Dupuy and Gareth W. Peters
- Assessing the potential of digital technology: an integrated measurement of economic, environmental, and social performance pp. 707-737

- Lianqing Li, Jean-Philippe Boussemart, Zhiyang Shen and Michael Vardanyan
- Corporate ESG performance and systemic risk: a network perspective pp. 739-777

- Gang-Jin Wang, Xiangmei Lin, You Zhu, Chi Xie and Gazi Salah Uddin
- Spatiotemporal characteristics of agricultural food import shocks pp. 779-802

- Yin-Ting Zhang, Duc Khuong Nguyen and Wei-Xing Zhou
- A comparative computational study for single-machine problems with controllable processing times and limited resource consumption pp. 803-835

- Levi R. Abreu and Bruno A. Prata
- Optimizing stakeholder weights in group AHP for consensus creation, a contribution to the MAMCA methodology pp. 837-857

- Szabolcs Duleba and István Blahota
- Weak power domination pp. 859-907

- Jean-François Dumollard, Sulian Le Bozec-Chiffoleau and José Neto
- A cooperative covering model for optimizing critical supply networks under disruption risks pp. 909-944

- Katharina Eberhardt, Sonja Rosenberg, Florian Klaus Kaiser and Frank Schultmann
- Towards cloud remanufacturing: economic feasibility of hybrid additive manufacturing-enabled metal component repair pp. 945-977

- Suyog Ghungrad, Massimo Molossi, Clarissa Amico, Roberto Cigolini and Azadeh Haghighi
- Bi-objective knapsack problem with conflicts pp. 979-1001

- Donatella Granata and Andrea Raiconi
- Modeling warfare between different kinds of military equipment pp. 1003-1019

- Kjell Hausken and John F. Moxnes
- Compartmental models in epidemiology: bridging the gap with operations research for enhanced epidemic control pp. 1021-1078

- Fatemeh Mirsaeedi, Mohammad Sheikhalishahi, Mehrdad Mohammadi, Amir Pirayesh and Dmitry Ivanov
- International rewards and budget concentration in domestic sports leagues pp. 1079-1099

- Juan Moreno-Ternero, Tim Pawlowski and Shlomo Weber
- Fast proximal algorithms based on Chebychev centers for nonsmooth optimization pp. 1101-1134

- Adam Ouorou
- A reduced Mason’s rule for solving linear systems of equations recursively: an application to the integrated ownership problem in a network of companies pp. 1135-1164

- Federica Ricca and Andrea Scozzari
- How shuffling works for effective time series data protection pp. 1165-1190

- Matthew J. Schneider, Jinwook Lee and Lanqing Du
- Manufacturer’s channel selection and authorization in a hybrid e-commerce platform pp. 1191-1216

- Jia Shi and Huajiang Luo
- A two-stage optimization model for k-out-of-n competing risk systems based on Markov reward processes pp. 1217-1247

- Zhizhong Tan, Ada Che and Bei Wu
- Two interesting $$\delta$$ -cores in a dynamic Cournot game pp. 1249-1266

- Lei Wang and Hongwei Gao
- Relief reserve allocation considering the supply chain network resilience under the government-enterprise joint reserve mode pp. 1267-1304

- Yang Wu, Haixiang Guo, Jianming Yao and Hongyuan Luo
- A double-layer model and algorithm for the location allocation of emergency stockpiles in an epidemic situation pp. 1305-1340

- Bing Yu, Yong Liu and Liang Ma
- Scheduling of yard cranes and multi-load automated guided vehicles leveraging container substitutability pp. 1341-1374

- Lijun Yue, Houming Fan, Jasmine Siu Lee Lam and Yue Wu
- Market entry competition: strategic interplay between new product launch and rival technology upgrade pp. 1375-1405

- Zhe Zhang, Sen Liu and Felix T. S. Chan
- Green production and online channel selection in the context of SDGs pp. 1407-1447

- Jin Li, Haoyu Wang, Haixia Zhang and Victor Shi
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