Working Papers

From University of Aarhus, Aarhus School of Business, Department of Management Science and Logistics
The Aarhus School of Business, Fuglesangs Allé 4, DK-8210 Aarhus V, Denmark.
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03-2: Kravene til fremtidens logistikmedarbejder. Et delfi studie gennemført i 2002-2003

Ole Mortensen

03-1: How does variability in input load relate to the probability of critically delayed delivery in a simple Multipart Re-entrant Flow-line problem?

Erland Hejn Nielsen

02-5: Allocating customers to routes with zone costs: A case study

Jens Lysgaard

02-4: An analytical study of the Q(s,S) policy applied on the joint replenishment problem

Christina Nielsen and Christian Larsen

02-3: Performance Implications of Buffer overflow as a key (Disturbing) Element in the Flow Control of a Job/Flow shop Facility

Erland Hejn Nielsen

02-2: A (Small) Complexity Performance Contest: SPT versus LBFS

Erland Hejn Nielsen

02-1: A Note on Clique-Web Facets for Multicut Polytopes

Michael M. Sørensen

01-3: The economic production lot size model extended to include more than one production rate

Christian Larsen

01-2: New Facets and a Branch-and-Cut Algorithm for the Weighted Clique Problem

Michael M. Sørensen

01-1: Performance spread of re-entrant system structures

Erland Hejn Nielsen

00-4: b-Tree Facets for the Simple Graph Partitioning Polytope

Michael M. Sørensen

00-3: Facet Defining Inequalities for the Simple Graph Partitioning Polytope

Michael M. Sørensen

00-2: Lean Thinking in systems with non-negligible process variability

Erland Hejn Nielsen and David Simons

00-1: How to apply the Score-Function method to standard discrete event simulation tools in order to optimise a set of system parameters simultaneously: A Job-Shop example will be discussed

Erland Hejn Nielsen