Naval Research Logistics Quarterly

1954 - 1986

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A method for determining supply quantity for the case of poisson distribution of demand pp. 265-272: M. R. Mickey
Prolegomena to optimum discrete search procedures pp. 273-281: Nelson M. Blachman
A general theory of measurement applications to utility pp. 283-294: Johann Pfanzag
On the solution of probabilistic leontief systems pp. 295-305: Richard E. Quandt
A matrix algorithm for solutions and r‐bases of a finite irreflexive relation pp. 307-314: Frank Harary and Moses Richardson

Allocation of a resource to alternative probabilistic demands: Transport‐equipment pool assignments pp. 193-207: Rubin Saposnik, Vernon Smith and A. R. Lindeman
An inventory policy for repair parts pp. 209-220: Martin J. Beckmann
A simplified two‐phase technique for the simplex method pp. 221-226: George F. Hadley and Michael A. Simonnard
On quadratic proramming pp. 227-243: E. M. L. Beale
A theorem in convex programming pp. 245-260: William Karush

The feasibility of a global airlift pp. 89-110: R. S. Weinberg and J. W. Higgins
Games of economic survival pp. 111-123: Martin Shubik and Gerald L. Thompson
Maximum number of iterations in the transportation problem pp. 125-129: Michel A. Simonnard and G. F. Hadley
An integer linear‐programming model for machine scheduling pp. 131-140: Harvey M. Wagner
Renewal‐theoretic analysis of a two‐bin inventory control policy pp. 141-163: D. P. Gaver
The watchdog and the burglar pp. 165-172: S. P. Thompson and A. J. Ziffer
The new military standard for inspection by variables pp. 173-182: Harry M. Rosenblatt and William Wolman

Assigning quantitative values to qualitative factors in the naval electronics problem pp. 1-16: R. J. Aurnann and J. B. Kruskal
Network analysis of production smootewg pp. 17-23: Te Chiang Hu and W. Prager
Further notes on the loss resulting from the use of incorrect data in computing an optimal inventory policy pp. 25-31: Joel Levy
A convex programming procedure pp. 33-42: D. A. D'esopo
An algorithm for solving the transportation problem when the shipping cost over each route is convex pp. 43-56: E. M. L. Beale
Equilibrium points in games with vector payoffs pp. 57-61: Lloyd Shapley and Fred D. Rigby
A terminating iterative algorithm for solving certain games and related sets of linear equations pp. 63-74: R. B. Braithwaite
Note on solving linear programs in integers pp. 75-76: G. B. Dantzig
A difficulty in linear programming for transportation problems pp. 77-80: Marvin Luther and John E. Walsh

Characteristics of usage of supply items aboard naval ships and the significance to supply management pp. 287-306: John Henry Garrett
A bottleneck situation involving interdependent industries pp. 307-314: Richard Bellman and Stuart Dreyfus
Multiple servers with limited waiting space pp. 315-321: James R. Jackson
Operations research and logistics pp. 323-335: Merrill M. Flood
Redistribution of total stock over several user locations pp. 337-345: Stephen C. Allen
Linear model for evaluating complex systems pp. 347-361: R. M. Thrall, C. H. Coombs and W. Caldwell
Review of studies in the mathematical theory of inventory and production. By K. J. Arrow, S. Karlin, and H. Scarf, Stanford University Press, Stanford, 1958, × +340. $8.75 pp. 371-371: J. Kiefer

Damage assessment systems and their relationship to post‐nuclear‐attack damage and recovery pp. 199-219: F. A. Ramsey
Nonlinear network flows and convex programming over incidence matrices pp. 231-240: A. Charnest and W. W. Coopert
Design change impacts on airframe parts inventories pp. 241-255: James W. Petersen and Wilbur A. Steger
The dual simplex algorithm for bounded variables pp. 257-261: Harvey M. Wagner
The allocation of development funds: An analytic approach pp. 263-276: Scott C. Daubin

Some principles for a data‐processing system in logistics pp. 95-105: M. A. Geisler
Pure strategy solutions of blotto games pp. 107-109: D. W. Blackett
The coefficients in an allocation problem pp. 111-123: Robert Aumann and J. B. Kruskal
Some studies on shuttle and assembly‐line processes pp. 125-136: M. Pollack
A transportation and production model pp. 137-154: G. W. Evans
Probabilistic errors in the leontief system pp. 155-170: R. E. Quandt
On a certain problem in linear programming pp. 171-187: R. J. Taylor and S. P. Thompson

A simple rule for the cwsolidation of allowance lists pp. 1-15: Mina Haskind Gourary
A selected, descriptive bibliography of references on priority systems and related, nonprice allocators pp. 17-27: W. G. Mellon
A method of estimating spare‐part essentiality pp. 29-42: H. W. Karr
Airline demand: An analysis of some frequency distributions pp. 43-51: Martin J. Beckmann and F. Bobkoski
Dynamic problems in the theory of the firm pp. 53-74: H. M. Wagner and T. M. Whitin
Loss resulting from the use of incorrect data in computing an optimal inventory policy pp. 75-81: Joel Levy
Some queuing problems in machine maintenanc pp. 83-87: David S. Stoller
Recent publications pp. 93-94: Harlan Mills