Naval Research Logistics Quarterly

1954 - 1986

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Volume 8, issue 4, 1961

Statistical aspects of collision warning system design under the assumption of constant velocity courses pp. 317-341

Judah Rosenblatt

Lognormal distribution and maintainability in support systems research pp. 343-356

R. L. Bovaird and H. L. Zagor

The minimax path in a search for a circle in a plane pp. 357-360

Brian Gluss

Material logistic support of weapon systems pp. 361-375

D. W. Whelan

A note on pyramid building pp. 377-379

Zivia S. Wurtele

Aircraft compartment design criteria for the army deployment mission pp. 381-394

William Sharpe

A model for procurement, allocation, and redistribution for low demand items pp. 395-414

G. Hadley and T. M. Whitin

On minimax surveillance schedules pp. 415-419

C. Derman

On Professor Schelling's strategy of conflict pp. 421-425

John G. Cross

Symposium on optical character recognition pp. 427-427

Josephine Leno, Donald K. Pollock, Bernard Radack and Mary Elizabeth Stevens

Symposium on redundancy techniques for computing systems pp. 428-428

Josephine Leno and Richard H. Wilcox

Elements of mathematical statistics, by Howard W. Alexander. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1961. xi + 367 pp pp. 429-430

Koichi Miyasawa

Modern computing methods, second edition (completely revised) Philosophical Library, NEW YORK, pp. vi + 170, $6 pp. 429-429

Thomas L. Saaty

Volume 8, issue 3, 1961

“Hedging” on statetical assumptions pp. 207-213

Lionel Weiss

Budget constraints in logistics models pp. 215-220

G. Hadley and T. M. Whitin

Optimal disposal policies pp. 221-227

Yoichiro Fukuda

Decision on retention of excess stock following a normal probability law of obsolescence and deterioration pp. 229-234

C. Mohan and R. C. Garg

On the timing of development expenditures and the retirement of military equipment pp. 235-243

Alan Manne

On the estimation of scale parameters pp. 245-256

Lionel Weiss

A transportation algorithm and code pp. 257-276

Merrill M. Flood

Approximately optimal one‐dimensional search policies in which search costs vary through time pp. 277-283

Brian Gluss

A delivery‐lag inventory model with an emergency provision (the single‐period case) pp. 285-311

E. W. Barankin

Probability and statistics, edited by Ulf Grenander, John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1959, 434 pp pp. 313-313

Thomas Wonnacott

Markov learning models for multiperson interactions, by Patrick Suppes and Richard C. Atkinson, Stanford University Press, Stanford, California, 1960, 296 pp., $8.25 pp. 314-315

W. K. Estes

Linear programming in industry, theory and applications, an introduction, by Sven Dan+, Springer‐Verlag, Vienna, 1960, 120 pp pp. 314-314

C. E. Lemke

Adaptive control processes—A guided tour, by Richard Bellman, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1961, 255 pp., $6.50 pp. 315-316

R. H. Wilcox

Volume 8, issue 2, 1961

Replacement when constant failure rate precedes wearout pp. 127-136

Larry Hunter and Frank Proschan

The organization and operation of a taxi fleet pp. 137-150

Richard F. Meyer and Harry B. Wolfe

On network flow functions pp. 151-158

Lloyd Shapley

Principles of logistics ‐ a provisional definition pp. 159-173

R. M. Shoemaker

Constraint qualifications in maximization problems pp. 175-191

Kenneth Arrow, Leonid Hurwicz and Hirofumi Uzawa

A direct method for the computation of waiting times pp. 193-197

Lionello Lombardi

Testing statistical hypotheses, by E. L. Lehmann. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 1959 pp. 201-201

William Allen

Mathematical methods for digital computers, by Anthony Ralston and Herbert S. Wilf. John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1960, xi + 293 pp pp. 202-202

Herman F. Karreman

Probability, an introduction, by Samuel Goldberg, Prentice‐Hall, Inc., 1960, ix + 322 pp., $7.95 pp. 203-204

Ronald Pyke

Handbook of automation, computation, and control, by Eugene M. Grabbe, Simon Ramo, and Dean E. Woolridge. John Wiley and Sons, Vol. I, 1958, xx + 1020pp., Vol. II, 1959, xxii + 1093 pp pp. 205-206

Herman F. Karreman

Volume 8, issue 1, 1961

Dyadic programs and subdual methods pp. 1-23

A. Charnes, W. W. Cooper and Merton Miller

A model for evaluating the output of intelligence systems pp. 25-40

W. V. Caldwell, C. H. Coombs, R. M. Thrall, M. S. Schoeffler and Murray Hill

Fixed‐cost transportation problems pp. 41-54

Michel Balinski

A class of dynamic games pp. 55-78

William E. Pruitt

Principles of dynamic weapon systems programming pp. 79-110

M. E. Salveson

Logistics: Conditio sine qua non for nato defense pp. 111-116

H. E. Eccles

An alternative solution to the “lost at sea” problem pp. 117-122

Brian Gluss

Time series analysis, by E. J. Hannan. Methuen, London: Wiley, New York. 147 pp. $3.50 pp. 125-126

Thomas Wonnacott

Les Chom Economiques, by P. Rosenstiehl and A. Ghouila‐Houri pp. 126-126

Richard Bellman

Volume 7, issue 4, 1960

The need for a strategy of logistics research pp. 295-297

Nathan Brodsky

Some accomplishments of logistics research pp. 299-314

W. H. Marlow

Research for command logistics pp. 315-333

E. K. Scofield

Some aspects of mathematics in social sciences pp. 335-356

C. Tompkins

Control of and communication with data‐handling machines pp. 357-363

William Orchard‐Hays

The reflection of logistics in electronic computer design pp. 365-371

E. W. Cannon

An automatic addressing device pp. 373-378

J. P. Fennell

The marriage of on‐line human decision with computer programs pp. 379-383

Herbert M. Teager

Comments on interindustry economics pp. 385-389

Alan Manne

Reply to Alan Manne's “Comments on Interindustry Economics” pp. 390-391

Hollis B. Chenery

Changing output‐input relations within the national economic accounts pp. 393-400

John W. Kendrick

Some flow models of production constraints pp. 401-419

Stedman B. Noble

The use of man‐machine simulation for support planning pp. 421-428

Murray A. Geisler

The use of simulation to evaluate a multiechelon, dynamic inventory model pp. 429-445

Andrew J. Clark

On‐line macro‐simulation in systems for logistics decision making pp. 447-452

Francis Dresch

General simulation model for logistics operation in a randomly damaged system pp. 453-470

John E. Walsh

A comparative study of prediction techniques pp. 471-492

Bernice Brown

Realism in empirical logistics research pp. 493-499

J. E. Hamilton

Militlry worth and systems development pp. 501-511

P. L. Folsom

Priority ratings in more than one dimension pp. 513-527

W. G. Mellon

The determination and use of military‐worth measurements for inventory systems pp. 529-532

Henry Solomon

Some problems and models for time‐phased transport requirements. Chance constrained programs with normal deviates and linear decision rules pp. 533-544

A. Charnes and W. W. Cooper

Determining merchant shipping requirements in integrated military planning pp. 545-575

Ralph B. Hunt and Erling F. Rosholdt

Scheduling of cargo containers pp. 577-584

R. R. O'Neill

Recent developments in the job‐shop scheduling problem pp. 585-589

G. L. Thompson

Some remarks on bayes solutions to the inventory problem pp. 591-596

Herbert Scarf

Replacement of periodically inspected equipment. (An optimal optional stopping rule) pp. 597-607

C. Derman and J. Sacks

Optimal system supply pp. 609-646

Frank Proschan

Investment policies for expanding businesses optimal in a long‐run sense pp. 647-651

Leo Breiman

Volume 7, issue 3, 1960

A model for simulating an air‐transportation system pp. 213-220

D. A. D'Esopo, H. L. Dixon and B. Lefkowitz

Summary of a method for determining the military worth of spare parts pp. 221-234

Marvin Denicoff, Joseph P. Fennell and Henry Solomon

Some problems in queueing with dynamic priorities pp. 235-249

James R. Jackson

Confidence intervals of preassigned length for quantiles of unimodal populations pp. 251-256

Lionel Weiss

On assuring safety in destructive testing pp. 257-259

Peter Frank

Programming the supply of a strategic material. Part I. A Nonstochastic Model pp. 261-279

Herman F. Karreman

Linearity of unrestrictedly transferable utilities pp. 281-284

Robert Aumann

Volume 7, issue 2, 1960

Definitions for a theory of games and pursuit pp. 105-108

H. Steinhaus and Harold W. Kuhn

Design, test, and evaluation of an experimental flyaway kit pp. 109-136

Bernard Okun

Simulations of alternative allowance list policies pp. 137-149

Henry Solomon and Marvin Denicoff

An approximating algorithm for an optimum aim‐points problem pp. 151-167

Sidney I. Firstman

Coding the transportation problem pp. 169-183

Stephen Glicksman, Lyle Johnson and Leonard Eselson

The build‐up time of waiting lines pp. 185-193

Harold Davis

A matrix criterion for structural balance pp. 195-199

Frank Harary

Determining an optimum reject allowance pp. 201-206

Bernard Giffler

Volume 7, issue 1, 1960

The concepts of notional ship and notional value in logistic capability studies involving merchant ships pp. 1-6

Ralph B. Hunt and Erling F. Rosholdt

A postscript to “Dynamic problems in the theory of the firm” pp. 7-12

Harvey M. Wagner

Method for first‐stage evaluation of complex man‐machine systems pp. 13-19

I. M. Garfunkel and John E. Walsh

A first experiment in logistics system simulation pp. 21-44

Murray A. Geisler

An optimal inventory solution for some specific demand distributions pp. 45-48

Brian Gluss

Deterioration of inventory and equipment pp. 49-62

M. Klein and L. Rosenberg

Functional equations and successive approximations in linear and nonlinear programming pp. 63-83

Richard Bellman

Notes pp. 85-88

Robert Aumann