Naval Research Logistics Quarterly

1954 - 1986

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1957

Improvise or plan? pp. 263-267

A. H. Wilson and W. R. Finn

Some production planning problems pp. 269-286

Morton Klein

Simulation research on job shop production pp. 287-295

James R. Jackson

Mathematical programming and employmeet scheduling pp. 297-320

W. Karush and A. Vazsonyi

Formulation of recurrence equations for shuttle process and assembly line pp. 321-334

Richard Bellman

Relationships between weapons and logistics expenditures pp. 335-346

Murray A. Geisler

An application of game theory to special weapons evaluation pp. 347-356

J. K. Hale and H. H. Wicke

An optimal search pattern pp. 357-359

J. R. Isbell

Notes pp. 361-361

Clifford Hildreth

Volume 4, issue 3, 1957

Some recent developments in transportation research pp. 173-181

Roger R. Crane

An analysis of stewardess requirements and scheduling for a major domestic airline pp. 183-191

Joseph F. McCloskey and Fred Hanssmann

Annex A: The assignment problem technique pp. 193-197

Lawrence Friedman and Arthur J. Yaspan

Annex B: Calculation of the school table pp. 199-202

Lawrence Friedman

Cyclic scheduling and combinatorial topology: Assignment and routing of motive power to meet scheduling and maintenance requirements Part I ‐ A statement of the operating problem of the Frisco railroad pp. 203-205

V. B. Gleaves

Part II ‐ Generalization and analysis pp. 207-220

T. E. Bartlett and A. Charnes

Communication‐Transportation networks (abstracts) pp. 221-222

R. E. Kalaba and M. L. Juncosa

Analysis and Monte Carlo simulation of cargo handling pp. 223-236

R. R. O'Neill

Mathematical programming and evaluation of freight shipment systems. Part I — Applications pp. 237-242

H. R. Soyster

Part II — Analysis pp. 243-252

A. Charnes and Merton Miller

Numerical solution of the generalized transportation problem pp. 253-261

William Prager

Volume 4, issue 2, 1957

Concept of a logistics system pp. 101-116

Robert D. Campbell, Frank D. Dorey and Richard E. Murphy

Multinational logistics in the nuclear age pp. 117-129

Carl L. Henn

A tank duel with game‐theoretic implications pp. 131-138

L. E. Zachrisson and James J. Robbins

An algorithm for the minimum number of transport units to maintain a fixed schedule pp. 139-149

T. E. Bartlett

On the graphs and asymptotic forms of finite boolean relation matrices and stochastic matrices pp. 151-167

David Rosenblatt

Volume 4, issue 1, 1957

Procurement and allocation of naval electronic equipments pp. 1-7

George Suzuki

Linear program punning of refinery operations pp. 9-16

L. K. Cheney

On the distribution of manhours to meet scheduled requirements pp. 17-25

Saul I. Gass

Experiences with the bid evaluation problem (abstract) pp. 27-27

Hans Bremer, William Hall and Maxine Paulsen

Warhousing and distribution of a seasonal product1 pp. 29-34

Wm. S. Jewell

A threshold method for linear programming pp. 35-45

J. E. Kelley

A primal‐dual algorithm for the capacitated Hitchcock problem pp. 47-54

L. R. Ford and D. R. Fulkerson

Translating the method of reduced matrices to machines pp. 55-71

Bernard A. Galler and Paul S. Dwyer

Constraint matrices of transportation‐type problems (abstract) pp. 73-76

I. Heller

On the assignment and transportation problems (abstract) pp. 77-78

James Munkres

A quadratic programming procedure pp. 79-85

Clifford Hildreth

Computing procedures for portfolio selection (abstract) pp. 87-88

Harry Markowitz

Loss of accuracy in simplex computations pp. 89-94

Walter Jacobs

Some methods of computational attack on programming problems other than the simplex method (abstract) pp. 95-96

C. Tompkins

Editing large linear programming matrices pp. 97-100

P. M. Thompson

Volume 3, issue 4, 1956

Measures of industry capacity pp. 229-244

Edward Zabel

A bound on the use of inefficient indivisible units pp. 245-252

Martin J. Beckmann and Jack Laderman

Variants of the hungarian method for assignment problems pp. 253-258

H. W. Kuhn

A formulation of the decision problem for a class of systems pp. 259-277

Jack K. Hale and Ronald L. Reed

On the theory of replacement of machinery with a random failure time pp. 279-293

George H. Weiss

An inventory control bibliography pp. 295-303

R. Lewis, F. Neeland and M. Gourary

Volume 3, issue 3, 1956

Decision making and new mathematics pp. 141-149

Gerald L. Thompson

A plan to allocate and procure electronic sets by the use of linear programming techniques and analytical methods of assigning values to qualitative factors pp. 151-162

Jack W. Smith

Cycling pp. 163-175

I. Richard Savage

An optimum allowance list model pp. 177-191

Mina Haskind Gourary

The basic theorems of real linear equations, inequalities, linear programming, and game theory pp. 193-200

David Gale

An extension of Johnson's results on job IDT scheduling pp. 201-203

James R. Jackson

Sequential tests of hypotheses about the mean occurrence time of a continuous parameter poisson process pp. 205-219

J. Kiefer and J. Wolfowitz

Volume 3, issue 1‐2, 1956

Some general observations and experiences in logistics pp. 1-9

Rob T. B. Carney

System analysis and/or common sense pp. 11-18

Commander Yngve Rollof

The dynamics of overhaul and replenishment systems for large equipments pp. 19-43

Joseph Fennell and Seiki Oshirol

The concept of A “mission” pp. 45-57

Michel Verhulstl

Various optimizers for single‐stage production pp. 59-66

Wayne E. Smith

Notes on the theory of dynamic programming IV ‐ Maximization over discrete sets pp. 67-70

Richard Bellman

Attrition games pp. 71-94

J. R. Isbell and W. H. Marlow

An algorithm for quadratic programming pp. 95-110

Marguerite Frank and Philip Wolfe

The optimization of a quadratic function subject to linear constraints pp. 111-133

Harry Markowitz