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OPERATIONS

RESEARCH

The Journal of the Operations Research Society of America

Volume 15

1967

PUBLISHED BIMONTHLY BY THE

OPERATIONS RESEARCH SOCIETY OF AMERICA



Contents, Volume 15 NUMBER 1 January-February, 1967

GEORGE SHORTLEY-Operations Research in Wartime Naval Mining 1 LIEF APPELGREN-An Attrition Game ............................ 11 CELSO DE RENNA E SOUZA-Two-Dimensional Collision in Parallel

Paths ................................................... 32 ARTHUR M. GEOFFRION-Solving Bicriterion Mathematical Pr^ograms. . 39 M. EL AGIzY-Two-Stage Programming Under Uncertainty with

Discrete Distribution Function .............................. 55 RICHARD D. SMITH AND RICHARD A. DUDEK-A General Algorithm for

Solution of the n-Job, M-Machine Sequencing Pr-oblem of the Flow Shop ................................................ 71

H. MVIARTIN WEINGARTNER AND DAVID N. NESS-Methods for the Solution of the Multi-Dimensional 0/1 Knapsack Problem ....... 83

LEONARD KLEINROCK AND RoY P. FINKELSTEIN-Time Dependent Priority Queues ........................................... 104

CARL MI. HARRIS-Queues with State-Dependent Stochastic Service Rates ............................................. 117

ERHAN CINLAR AND RALPH L. DISNEY -Stream of Overflows from a Finite Queue ............................................. 131

RCODGER D. PARKER-Comparing a Scheduled Process with an Analogous Poisson Process ........................................... 135

C. L. HWANG AND L. T. FAN-A Discrete Version of Pontryagin's Maximum Principle ....................................... 139

ARTHUR F. VEINOTT, JR.-The Supporting Hyperplane Method for Unimodal Programmning .............. ..................... 147

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ....................................... 153 BERNHARD FLEISCHMANN-Computational Experience with the Algorithm

of Balas .................................................... 153 ROBERT B. WILSON-Stronger Cuts in Gomory's All-Integer Integer Pro-

gramming Algorithm ........................................... 155 W. S. JEWELL-Comments on "Reliability Considerations for a Two-

Element Redundant System with Generalized Repair Times". ..... . 157 EDMUND H. INSELMANN AND WILLIAM GRANVILLE, JR.-Circular Dis-

tribution Estimation ................. ......................... 160 FRANK MCNOLTY-Kill Probability for -Multiple Shots ............... 165 JOSEPH 0. HARRISON, JR.-Editor's Note .... ..................... 169 RICHARD W. COTrLE-On the Convexity of Quadratic Forms Over Convex

Sets ........................................................ 170 THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF .................................... 173

REVIEWS .173 BOOKS RECEIVED .181

NOTES .182 ANNOUNCEM ENT ............................................... 184

xix



xx Contents, Volunte 15

NIJMBER 2 March-April, 1967

BENJAMIN C. RUSIi, JEROXIE BRZACKEN, AND GARTH1 P). A(1CORIICK- A Nonlinear Programmning AModel for Launch Vehlicle Design al(i Costing .............................................. 183

GRACE J. KELLEHEiR-A Damage-Limniting Shelter-Allocatiot Strategy 211 SETH BONDERi--The Lanchester Attrition-Rate Coefficient ............ 221 N. BHASHYAM AND NAUNIHAL SINGII-Stochastic Duels with Varying

Single-Shot Kill Probabilities ........... ..................... 233 VINCENT IIODGSON AND THOMAS L. HEBBLE-Nonpreemptive Pri-

orities in Machine Interference .............................. 24 5 WILLIAMI J. GORtDON AND GORDON F. NEWELL-Closed Queuing Sys-

tems with Elxponential Servers ............................... 254 WILLIAM J. GORDON AND GORtDON F. NEWELL-Cyclic Queuing Sys-

tems with Restricted Length Queues ........................... 266 CIIAIRLES E. SKINNEiR-A Priority Queuing Systenm wvith Server-Walking

Time .............................................. 278 1FREDERICK S. HILLIER AND RONALD W. BoLING----Finite Queues in

Series with Exponential or Erlang Service Times-A Numerical A pproach .............................................. 286

LEONARD KLEINROCIK---Optimtumn Bribing for Queue Position ......... 304 JEREMY 1F. SHAPIRO AND HARVEY M. WAGNERi-A Finite Renewal

Algorithm for the Knapsack and Tur-npike Models .............. 319 1)ALE M. LANDI AND B. _MCK. JOI-INSON-Optimtal Linear Inventory

Control and First Order Exponential Smoothing ..... ........... 342 T. C. Hu-Laplace's Equation and Network Flows .................. 348 LETTERS TO THIE EDITOR ....................................... 357

N. U. PRABIIU-Some Comments on Sven Erlander's Paper: The Remain- ing Busy Period for a Single Server Queue with Poisson Input ...... 357

ERIC V. DENARDO AND BENNE1T L. Fox-Nonoptinmality of Planned Re- placement in Intervals of Decreasing Failure Rate ................. 358

PAUL J. SCHIWEITZER-Optimnal Replacemnent Policies for HIyperexpo- nentially and Uniformly Distributted Lifetimes .................... 360

LEIE. R. ABRAMSON-Analysis of Dominance Inequality Sets ........... 363 P. G. GILMORE AND R. E. GoMORY-Erratum ...................... 366

THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF .................................... 367 REVIEWS ............................................. 367 BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................. 368 NOTE ............................................. 370

ANNOUNCEMENTS .............................................. 371

NUMBER 3 May-June, 1967

FRANKLIN M. FISHER AND ANTON S. MORTON-The Costs and Effec- tiveness of Reenlistmnent Incentives in the Navy .................. 373



Contents, Volume 15 xxi

C. J. ANCKER, JR.-The Status of Developments in the Theory of Sto- chastic Duels-II ......................................... 388

W. CROWSTON AND G. L. THOMPSON-Decision CPAI: A Method for Simultaneous Planning, Scheduling, and Control of Projects ...... 407

YU SANG CHANG AND POWELL NILAND-A Model for Measuring Stock Depletion Costs ........................................... 427

RICHARD L. FRANCIS--Sufficient Conditions for- Somiie Optimnumn Prop- erty Facility Designs ....................................... 448

ARTHUR P. HURTER AND FRANK C. KAMINSKY-An Application of Regenerative Stochastic Processes to a Problem in Inventory Control. 467

C. B. M,C\ICMAHON AND P. G. BURTON--Flow-Shop Scheduling with the Branch-and-Bound ]llethod ................................. 473

ROBERT L. GRAVES--A Pr-incipal Pivotintg Simnplex Algorithnm for Linear and Quadratic Programming .......................... 482

GIFFORD H. SYMONDs-Determtinistic Solutions for a Class of Chance- Constrained Programing Problems ......................... 495

PAUL J. SCHWEITZER--Initial Provisioning with Spare Deterioration ... 513 RICHARD V. EVANS Capacity of Queuintg Networks ................ 530 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ....................................... 537

PETER C. FISHBURN-Additive Utilities with Incomplete Product Sets: Application to Priorities and Assignments . .............. 537

J. MORXVE K AND M. VLACH-On the Necessary Conditions for the Exist- ence of the Solution of the Multi-Index Transportation Problem .... . 542

K. B. HALEY-Note on the Letter by M3ordvek and Vlach . ......... 545 SHELDON J. EINHORN-Polar vs. Rectangular Road Networks.......... 546 ARTHURM. HOBBS-Remarks on Network Simplification .............. 548 H. FRANK-Optimum Locations on Graphs with Correlated Normal

Demands .................................................... 552 R. H. PETERSON-On the 'Logarithmic Law' of Attrition and Its Appli-

cation to Tank Combat ........................ 557 J.MACQUEEN-A Test for Suboptimal Actions in Markovian Decision

Problems .................................................... 559 PAUL RANDOLPH-An Optimal Stopping Rule . .............. 562 S. K. BIIATTrACIIARYA-Quality Improvement by Operational Testing 565 H. FRANK-A Note on a Graph Theoretic Game of Hakimi's. . 567 ALLEN KLINGER-Improper Solutions of the Vector Maximum . . 570 J. F. BROWN-Comments on a Paper by A Novaes and E. Frankel, "A

Queuing Model for Unitized Cargo Generation" .......... ........... 572 TERRELL J. HARRIS Duality of Finite Markovian Queues . ......... 575 ROBERT MACHOL-On Brochure by American Management Associa-

tion ..................................................... 577 E. L. LAWLER AND M. D. BELL-Errata . ................ 578

THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF . . .................................. 579

REVIEWS ............................... 579

BOOKS RECEIVED ........................... 585



xxii Contents, Volume 14

NOTE .................................................... 588 ANNOUNCEMENTS .............................................. 590

NUMBER 4 July-August, 1967

SPECIAL APPLICATIONS ISSUE ................................... 591

GEORGE W. MORGENTHALER-On the Selection of Unmanned Probes and Launch Vehicles for Exploration of the Solar System .... ..... 592

W. EDWARD CUSHEN-C. S. Peirce on Benefit-Cost Analysis of Sci- entific Activity ........................................... 641

C. S. PEIRCE-Note on the Theory of the Economy of Research . ........ 643 HEBER D. BOULAND-Truck Queues at Country Grain Elevators ....... 649 A. H. PACKER-Simulation and Adaptive Forecasting as Applied to

Inventory Control ........................................ 660 J. A. JosEPH-Heuristic Approach to Nonstandard Form Assignment

Problems ......................................... 680 ROBERT S. LEDLEY-Computer Aids to Clinical Treatment Evaluation.. 694 M. ORR AND R. H. SPOHN-A Multivariate Statistical Model for

Indirect Bomb Damage Assessment ......... ................ 706 SIDNEY W. HESS-The Use of Models in Marketing Timing Decisions.. 720 JAMES G. ABERT, MURRAY KAMRASS, AND JOSEPH NAVARRO-Eval-

uating Aircraft Requirements in the Light of Varying or Uncertain Mission Mixes ......................... .......... 738

DAVID A. WISMER-On the Uses of Industrial Dynamic Models . 752 THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF .768

REVIEWS ................................................... 768 BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................... 776 NOTES ...................................................... 777

ANNOUNCEMENT .............................................. 778

NUMBER 5 September-October, 1967

ERIC BRODHEITM, IVO HERZER, AND LAURENCE M. Russ-A General Dynamic Modelfor Air Defense ............................. 779

CHARLES C. YING-Learning by Do-ing-An Adaptive Approach to Multiperiod Decisions ..................................... 797

REGINA C. ELANDT-JOHNSON-'Optimal' Policy in a Maintenance Cost Problem ............................................... 813

ANTHONY V. FIACCO AND GARTH P. MCCORMICK-The Sequential Unconstrained Minimization Technique (SUMT) without Param- eters ................................................... 820

JOHN M. DANSKIN, JR.-Note on the Sequential Maximization Technique. 828 RICHARD V. EvANS-Qeometric Distribution in Some Two-Dimensional

Queuing Systems ............... .......................... 830 S. K. GUPTA Queues with Hyper-Poisson Input and Exponential

Service Time Distribution with State Dependent Arrival and Service Rates ............................................. 847



Contents, Volume 15 xxiii

LEON S. WHITE-Bayes Markovian Decision Models for a Multiperiod Reject Allowance Problem .................................. 857

ANDERS MARTIN-LOF-Existence of a Stationary Control for a Markov Chain Maximizing the Average Reward ...... ................ 866

ANDERS MARTIN-LoF-Optimal Control of a Continuous Time Markov Chain with Periodic Transition Probalities ................... 872

K. 0. KORTANEK AND J. P. EVANs-Pseudo-Concave Programming and Lagrange Regularity ...................................... 882

CARLTON E. LEMKE AND KURT SPIELBERG-Direct Search Algorithms for Zero-One and Mixed-Integer Programming. . 892

EGON BALAs-Discrete Programming by the Filter Method ............ 915 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ....................................... 958

REGINA C. ELANDT-JOHNsoN-Some Comments on the Paper by B. V. Dean and E. S. Marks, " 'Optimal' Design of Optimization Experi- ments" ....................................................... 958

ELI S. MARKS AND BURTON V. DEAN-Some Comments on Letter and Paper by Regina C. Elandt-Johnson, "Optimal Policy in a Maintenance Cost Problem" .................................................. 960

K. KORTANEK AND R. JEROSLOW-A Note on Some Classical Methods in Constrained Optimization and Positively Bounded Jacobians .... . 964

RICHARD W. COTTLE-Comments on the Note by Kortanek and Jeroslow, "Some Classical Methods in Constrained Optimization and Positively Bounded Jacobians" ....................... ..................... 969

J. A. ANDERSON AND J. F. BITHELL-Counts Delayed But Not Lost-A Note on a Paper of Haight ..................................... 970

D. N. SHANBHAG-Some Remarks Concerning the Departure Process of a Queue with Poisson Arrivals and No Balking ........ ............. 972

HARVEY J. GREENBERG-The Use of Branching in Dynamic Program- ing for Parametric Analysis .................................... 976

YRJO SEPPXLX-Choosing Among Investment Possibilities with Stochastic Pay-Off Minus Expenditure .................................... 978

THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF .................................... 980

REVIEW ..................................................... 980 BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................... 980

NOTES ..................................................... 982 ANNOUNCEMENT .............................................. 984

NUMBER 6 November-December, 1967

EDWARD A. SILVER-A Tutorial on Production Smoothing and Work Force Balancing ......................................... 985

STEVEN A. LIPPMAN, ALAN J. ROLFE, HARVEY M. WAGNER, AND JOHN S. C. YUAN-Algorithms for Optimal Production Scheduling and Employment Smoothing ........... ..................... 1011

SHIV K. GUPTA AND K. S. KRISHNAN-Differential Equation Approach to Marketing ............................................ 1030



xxiv Contents, Volume 15

SHIV K. GUPTA AND K. S. KRISHNAN-Mathematical Models in Marketing .............................................. 1040

S. BARNETT AND G. J. KYNCH-Exact Solution of a Simple Cutting Problem ................................................ 1051

BENOIT MANDELBROT AND HOWARD M. TAYLOR-On the Distribution of Stock Price Differences .................................. 1057

ROMAN L. WEIL, JR.-Functional Selection for the Stochastic Assign- ment Model ............................................. 1063

WILLARD I. ZANGWILL-A Decomposable Nonlinear Programming Approach ...... 1068

A. 0. CONVERSE-The Use of Uncertainty in a Simultaneous Search.... 1088 JEFFREY J. HUNTER-An Analytical Technique for Urban Casualty

Estimation from Multiple Nuclear Weapons .................. 1096 WILLIAM S. JEWELL-A Simple Proof of: L = X W. 1109

C. PEARCE-An Imbedded Chain Approach to a Queue with Mloving Average Input ........................................... 1117

JOHN U. BEUSCH -A General Model of a Single-Channel Queue: Discrete and Continuous Timne Cases ......... ...................... 1131

B. A. POWELL AND B. AvI-ITZHAK-Queuing Systems with Enforced Idle Time ............................................. 1145

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ...................................... 1157

JOHN WILLIAM STROUP-Allocation of Launch Vehicles to Space Mis- sions: A Fixed-Cost Transportation Problem ...................... 1157

RICHARD L. FRANCIS-Some Aspects of a Minimax Location Problem.... 1163 KARL M. BRAUER-A Note on the Efficiency of Balas' Algorithm .... . . 1169 LAWRENCE J. WATTERs-Reduction of Integer Polynomial Programming

Problems to Zero-One Linear Programming Problems .............. 1171 FRED GLOVER-Stronger Cuts in Integer Programming. - .... 1174 WILLIAM R. KING-On the Nature and Form of OPERATIONS RE-

SEARCH ........................................... 1177 ROBERT E. MACHOL-On King's Note ............................. 1180 WILLIAM J. GORDON AND GORDON F. NEWELL-Acknowledgment ....... 1182

THE ANALYST'S BOOKSHELF .................................. 1183

REVIEW ......................................... 1183

BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................. 1184

NOTE ....................................................... 1186

INDEX OF AUTHORS OF BOOKS REVIEWED, VOLUME 15 ............... 1187

OBITUARY, GEORGE E. KIMBALL ................................ 1188 INDEX, VOLUME 15 ......................................... 1189

AUTHORS OF ARTICLES, LETTERS, AND REVIEWS .................... 1189

SUBJECT INDEX-ARTICLES AND LETTERS . .......................... 1195

AUTHORS OF PAPERS-SOCIETY MEETINGS ......................... 1199

SUBJECT INDEX-BULLETIN ISSUES .............................. 1203



Contents, Volume 15 XXV

Bulletin Issues

SUPPLEMENT 1

PROGRAM OF THE THIRTY-FIRST NATIONAL MEETING

REGISTRATION INFORMATION ............................. B-2

COMMITTEE FOR THE NEW YORK MEETING ............... B-6

SESSION CHAIRMEN ...................................... B-6

SUMMARY OF EVENTS ................................... B-7

INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ................................. B-9

PROGRAM OF MEETING .................................. B-12

ABSTRACTS OF THE PAPERS .............................. B-36

SOCIETY AFFAIRS

THE ORSA COUNCIL MEETING .......................... B-98

TREASURER'S REPORT ................................... B-101

LANCHESTER PRIZE NOMINATIONS ........................ B-104

REPRINTS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH ..................... B-104

TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE ............................... B-104

COST EFFECTIVENESS SECTION ........................... B-105

HEALTH APPLICATIONS SECTION .......................... B-105

ORSA STUDENT CHAPTER (BERKELEY) .................... B-105

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ................................. B-106

SUPPLEMENT 2

Educational Program in Operations Research

(United States) 1966-67

FOREW ORD ........................................ ... ...... B-115

LISTING OF INSTITUTIONS

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY ........................... . .... B-117

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY ............................. B-118



xxvi Contents, Volume 15

CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY .................... B-120

CASE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ......................... B-123

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY .................................. B-128

CORNELL UNIVERSITY ................................. B-130

GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY...... I ............... B-134

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY ............................. B-135

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ............... B-137

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY .................... B-141

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ...................... B-143

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ...................... B-147

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY ...................... B-151

PURDUE UNIVERSITY .............. B-153

STANFORD UNIVERSITY .............. B-156

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY .................... B-158

UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY ...................... B-159

UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY ......................... B-160

UNITED STATES NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL.. I

.......... B-161

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA .................................. B-164

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

(BERKELEY-SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION)

(BERKELEY-COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING) ..... ........... B-166

(Los ANGELES-GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION) ...................... B-173

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ................................ B-174

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN .................... B-178

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ...................... B-181

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA .................... B-183

SUPPLEMENT 3

PROGRAM OF THE THIRTY-SECOND NATIONAL MEETING

REGISTRATION INFORMATION............... B-188

-EVENT SCHEDULE ................... B-190

SUMMARY OF EVENTS ...................... B-191



Contents, Volume 15 xxvii

COMMITTEE FOR THE MEETING ........................... B-192

SESSION CHAIRMAN ........................ B-192

INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ........................ B-193

PROGRAM OF THE MEETING ......................... B-196

ABSTRACTS OF THE PAPERS ........................ B--215

SOCIETY AFFAIRS

THE ORSA COUNCIL MJEETING .......................... B- 267

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE .................................. B-271

THE GROWTH OF THE SOCIETY ...................... B-272

AIAA/ORSA FORUM ....................... B-273

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS TO BULLETIN ........... B-273

ORSA VISITING LECTURESHIP PROGRAM ................... B-275

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

34TH NATIONAL ORSA MEETING ........... ............. B-276

SPACE SCIENCES SECTION ................................ B-276

HEALTH APPLICATIONS SECTION .......................... B-277

WORC .................................. B-277

OPERATIONS ANALYSIS OF EDUCATION ..................... B--278

ORS ........................ B--278

SYMPOSIUM ON TRAFFIC FLOW ...................... B-278

SHORTER NOTICES ...................... B-279

PERSONAL ITEMS ...................... B-280



Index, Volume 1-5

AUTHORS OF ARTICLES, LETTERS, AND REVIEWS

A

ABERT, JAiMES G., MURRAY KAMRASS, AND JOSEPH A. NAVARRO, Evaluating Aircraft Requirements in the Light of Varying or Uncertain Mission Mixes, 733-751

ABRAMSON, LEE R., Analysis o-f Domi- nance with Inequality Sets (letter), 263-265

ABT, SEYMOUR T. R. (review), 980 ANCKER, C. J., JR., The Status of Develop-

ments in the Theory of Stochastic Duels -II, 388-406

ANDERSON, J. A., AND J. F. BITHELL,

Counts Delayed but Not Lost-a Note on a Paper of Haight (letter), -970-972

APPELGREN, LIEF, An Attrition Game, 11-31

AvI-ITZHAW, B., see POWELL AND Avi- ITZHAK, 1145-1156

B

BALAS, EGON, Discrete Programming by the Filter Method, 915-957

BARNETT, S., AND G. J. KYNCH, Exact Solution of a Simple Cutting Problem, 1051-1056

BELL, M. D., see LAWLER AND BELL, 578 BEUSCH, JOHN U., A General Model of a

Single-Channel Queue: Discrete and Continuous Times Cases, 1131-1144

BHASHYAM, N., AND NAUNIHAL SINGH,

Stochastic Duels with Varying Single- Shot Kill Probabilities, 233-244

BHATTACHARYA, S. K., Quality Improve- ment by Operational Testing (letter),

565-566 BITHELL, J. F., see ANDERSON AND

BITHELL (letter), 970-972 BOLING, RONALD W., see HILLIER AND

BOLING, 286-303 BONDER, SETH, The Lanchester Attrition-

Rate Coefflcient, 221-232

BOULAND, HEBER D., Truck Queues at Country Grain Elevators, 649-659

BRACKEN, JEROME, see RUSH, BRACIx:N, AND MCCORMICK, 185-210

BRAUER, KARL M., A Note on the Effi- ciency of Balas' Algorithm, 1169-1171

BRODHEIM, ERIC, Ivo HERZER, AND

LAURENCE M. Russ, A General Dy- namic Model for Air Defense, 779-796

BROWN, J. F., Comments on a Paper by A. Novaes and E. Frankel, "A Queuing Model for Unitized Cargo Generation" (letter), 572-575

BURTON, P. G., see MCMAHON AND

BURTON, 473-481

C

CHANG, YU SANG, AND POWELL NILAND,

A Model for Measuring Stock Depletion Costs, 427-447

QINLAR, ERHAN, AND RALPH L. DISNEY,

Stream of Overflows from a Finite Queue, 131-134

CONVERSE, A. O., The Use of Uncertainty in a Simultaneous Search, 1088-1095

COTTLE, RICHARD W., On the Convexity of Quadratic Forms Over Convex Sets (letter), 170-172

Comments on the Note by Kortanek and Jeroslow, "Some Classical Methods in Constrained Optimization and Pos- itively Bounded Jacobians" (letter), 969-970

CROWSTON, W., AND G. L. THoMPsoN, Decision CPM: A Method for Simulta- neous Planning, Scheduling, and Con- trol of Projects, 407-426

CUSHEN, W. EDWARD, C. S. Pierce on Benefit-Cost Analysis of Scientific Ac- tivity, 641-648

1189



1190 Index, Volume 75

D

DANSKIN, JOHN M., Note on "The Se- quential Maximization Technique," 828-829

DEAN, BURTON V., see MARKS AND DEAN

(letter), 960-964 DENARDO, ERIC V., AND BENNETT. L

Fox, Nonoptimality of Planned Re- placement in Intervals of Decreasing Failure Rate (letter), 358-359

DISNEY, RALPH L., see QINLAR AND

DISNEY, 131-134 DUDEK, RICHARD A., see SMITH AND

DUDEK, 71-82

E

EINHORN, SHELDON J., Polar vs. Rec- tangular Road Networks (letter), 546- 548

EL AGIZY, M., Two-Stage Programnming Under Uncertainty with Discrete Dis- tribution Function, 55-70

ELANDT-JOHNSON, REGINA C., 'Optimal' Policy in a Maintenance Cost Problem, 813-819

, Some Comments on the Paper by B. V. Dean and E. S. Marks, "Opti- mal Design of Optimization Experi- ments" (letter), 958-959

EVANS, J. P., see KORTANEK AND EVANS,

882-891 EVANS, RICHARD V., Capacity of Queuing

Networks, 530-536 Geometric Distribution in Some

Two-Dimensional Queuing Systems, 830-846

F

FAN, L. T., see HWANG AND FAN, 139-146 FIACCO, ANTHONY V., AND GARTH P.

MCCORMICK, The Sequential Uncon- strained Minimization Technique (SUMT) without Parameters, 820-827

FINKELSTEIN, RoY P., see KLEINROCK

AND FINKELSTEIN, 104-116 FISHBURN, PETER C., Additive Utilities

with Incomplete Product Sets: Applica- tion to Priorities and Assignments (letter), 537-542

FISHER, FRANKLIN M., AND ANTON S. MORTON, The Costs and Effectiveness of Reenlistment Incentives in the Navy, 373-387

FLEISCHMANN, BERNHARD, Computa- tional Experience with the Algorithm of Balas (letter), 153-155

FLOOD, MERRILL M. (review), 177-178 Fox, BENNETT L., see DENARDO AND Fox

(letter), 358-359 FRANCIS, RICHARD L., Some Aspects of a

Minimax Location Problem, 1163-1169 - Sufficient Conditions for Some

Optimum-Property Facility Designs, 448-466

FRANK, H., A Note on a Graph Theoretic Game of Hakimi's (letter), 567-570

, Optimum Locations on Graphs with Correlated Normal Demands (letter), 552-557

G

GEOFFRION, ARTHUR M., Solving Bi- criterion Mathematical Programs, 39-54

GILMORE, P. C., AND R. E. GOMORY, Erratum (letter), 366

(review), 368 GLOVER, FRED, Stronger Cuts in Integer

Programming (letter), 1174-1176 GoMoRY, R. E., see GILMORE AND

GoMoRY (letter), 366 GORDON, WILLIAM J., AND GORDON F.

NEWELL, Acknowledgment (letter), 1182

AND --, Closed Queuing Sys- tems with Exponential Servers, 254-265

, AND - , Cyclic Queuing Sys- tems with Restricted Length Queues, 266-277

GRANVILLE, WILLIAM, JR., see INSEL- MANN AND GRANVILLE (letter), 160-165

GRAVES, ROBERT L., A Principal Pivot- ing Simplex Algorithm for Linear and Quadratic Programming, 482-494

GREENBERG, HARVEY J., The Use of Branching in Dynamic Programming for Parametric Analysis (letter), 976- 977

GUPTA, S. K., Queues with Hyper-Poisson Input and Exponential Service Time



Authors of Articles, Letters, and Reviews 1191

Distribution with State Dependent Ar- rival and Service Rates, 847-856

,AND K. S. KRISHNAN, Differential Equation Approach to Marketing, 1030-1039

,AND , Mathematical Models in Marketing, 1040-1050

H

HALEY, K. B., Note on the Letter by Mordvek and Vlach (letter), 545-546

HARDGRAVE, WILLIAM W. (review), 579-581

HARRIS, CARL M., Queues with State- Dependent Stochastic Service Rates, 117-130

HARRIS, TERRELL J., Duality of Finite Markovian Queues (letter), 575-576

HARRISON, JOSEPH 0., JR., Editor's Note (letter), 169-170

HEBBLE, THOMAS L., see HODGSON AND HEBBLE, 245-253

HERZER, Ivo, see BRODHEIM, HERZER, AND RUSS, 779-796

HESS, SIDNEY W., The Use of Models in Marketing Timing Decisions, 720-737

HILLIER, FREDERICK S., AND RONALD W. BOLING, Finite Queues in Series with Exponential or Erlang Service Times- A Numerical Approach, 286-303

HOBBS, ARTHUR M., Remarks on Network Simplification (letter), 548-551

HODGSON, VINCENT AND THOMAS L. HEBBLE, Nonpreemptive Priorities in Machine Interference, 245-253

Hu, T. C., Laplace's Equation and Net- work Flows, 348-356

HUGHES, WILLIAM R. (review), 771-772 HUNTER, JEFFREY J., An Analytical

Technique for Urban Casualty Estima- tion from Multiple Nuclear Weapons, 1096-1108

HURTER, ARTHUR P., AND FRANK C.

KAMINSKY, An Application of Re- generative Stochastic Processes to a Problem in Inventory Control, 467-472

HWANG, C. L., AND L. T. FAN, A Discrete Version of Pontryagin's Maximum Principle, 139-146

I

INSELMANN, EDMUND H., AND WILLIAM GRANVILLE, JR., Circular Distribution Estimation (letter), 160-165

J

JEROSLOW, R., -see KORTANEK AND JEROSLOW (letter), 964-969

JEWELL, W. S., Comments on "Reliability Considerations for a Two Element Re- dundant System with Generalized Repair Times" (letter), 157-159

, A Simple Proof of: L = XW, 1109-1116

JOHNSON, B. MCK., see LANDI AND JOHNSON, 342-347

JOKSCH, HANS C. (review), 774-775 JOSEPH, J. A., Heuristic Approach to

Nonstandard Form Assignment Prob- lems, 680-693

K

KACZKA, EUGENE E. (review), 583-585 KAMINSKY, FRANK C., see HURTER AND

KAMINSKY, 467-472 KAMRASS, MURRAY, see ALBERT, KAM-

RASS, AND NAVARRO, 733-751 KELLEHER, GRTWE J., A Damage-Limit-

ing Shelter-Allocation Strategy, 211-220 KING, WILLIAM R., On the Nature and

Form of OPERATIONS RESEARCH (letter), 1177-1180

KLEINROCK, LEONARD, Optimum Bribing for Queue Position, 304-318

- AND ROY P. FINKELSTEIN, Time Dependent Priority Queues, 104-116

KLINGER, ALLEN, Improper Solutions of the Vector Maximum (letter), 570-572

KORTANEK, K. O., AND J. P. EVANS, Pseudo-Concave Programming and La- grange Regularity, 882-891

,AND R. JEROSLOW, A Note on Some Classical Methods in Constrained Optimization and Positively Bounded Jacobians (letter), 964-969

KRISHNAN, K. S., see GUPTA AND KRISH-

NAN, 1030-1039, 1040-1050 KYNCH, G. J., see BARNETT AND KYNCH,

1051-1056




L

LANDI, DALE M., AND B. MCK. JOHNSON,

Optimal Linear Inventory Control and First Order Exponential Smoothing, 342-347

LAWLER, E. L., AND M. D. BELL, Errata (letter), 578

LEDLEY, ROBERT S., Computer Aids to Clinical Treatment Evaluation, 694-705

LEMIKE, CARLTON E., AND KURT SPIEL- BERG, Direct Search Algorithms for Zero-One and Mixed-integer Program- ming, 892-914

LIPPMAN, STEVEN A., ALAN J. ROLFE,

HARVEY M. WAGNER, AND JOHN S. C.

YUAN, Algorithms for Optimal Produc- tion Scheduling and Employment Smoothing, 1011-1029

M

MACHOL, ROBERT E., On Brochure by American Management Association (letter), 577

X On King's Note (letter), 1180-1182 MACQUEEN, J., A Test for Suboptimal

Actions in Markovian Decision Prob- lems (letter), 559-561

MANDELBROT, BENOIT, AND HOWARD M.

TAYLOR, On the Distribution of Stock Price Differences, 1057-1062

MARKS, ELI S., AND BURTON V. DEAN, Some Comments on Letter and Paper by Regina C. Elandt-Johnson, " 'Opti- mal' Policy in a Maintenance Cost Problem" (letter), 960-964

MARSHALL, ANDREW W. (review), 367- 368

MARTIN-L6F, ANDERS, Existence of a Sta- tionary Control for a Markov Chain Maximizing the Average Reward, 866- 871

- , Optimal Control of a Continuous- Time Markov Chain with Periodic Transition Probabilities, 872-881

MCCORMICK, GARTH P., see FIACCO AND

MCCORMICK, 820-827 --, see RUSH, BRACKEN, AND

MCCORMICK, 185-210 MCMAHON, G. B., AND P. G. BURTON,

Flow-Shop Scheduling with the Branch- and-Bound Method, 473-481

MCNOLTY, FRANK, Kill Probability for Multiple Shots (letter), 165-169

MORAVEK, J., AND M. VLACH, On the Necessary Conditions for the Existence of the Solution of the Multi-Index Transportation Problem (letter), 542- 545

MORGENTHALER, GEORGE W., On the Selection of Unmanned Probes and Launch Vehicles for Exploration of the Solar System, 592-640

MORTON, ANTON S., see FISHER AND MORTON, 373-387

(review), 178-180

N

NAVARRO, JOSEPH A., see ABERT, KAM-

RASS, AND NAVARRO, 733-751 NESS, DAVID N., see WEINGARTNER AND

NESS, 83-103 NEWELL, GORDON F., see GORDON AND

NEWELL, 254-265, 266-277 , see GORDON AND NEWELL (letter),

1182 NILAND, POWELL, see CHANG AND

NILAND, 427-447

0

ORR, M. AND R. H. SPOHN, A Multivari- ate Statistical Model for Indirect Bomb Damage Assessment, 706-719

p

PACKER, A. H., Simulation and Adaptive Forecasting as Applied to Inventory Control, 660-679

PARKER, RODGER D., Comnparing a Scheduled Process with an Analogous Poisson Process, 135-138

PEARCE, C., An Imbedded Chain Ap- proach to a Queue with Moving Average Input, 1117-1130

PEIRCE, C. S. (1876), Note on the Theory of the Economy of Research, 643-648

PETERSON, R. H., On the 'Logarithmic Law' of Attrition and Its Application to Tank Combat (letter), 557-558



Authors of Articles, Letters, and Reviews 1193

POWELL, B. A., AND B. AVI-ITZHAK, Queuing Systems with Enforced Idle Time, 1145-1156

PRABU, N. U., Some Comments on Sven Erlander's Paper: The Remaining Busy Period for a Single Server Queue with Poisson Input (letter), 357-358

R

RANDOLPH, PAUL, An Optimal Stopping Rule (letter), 562-564

READ, RONALD C. (review), 180-181 RENNA E SOUZA, CELSO DE, Two-Dimen-

sional Collision in Parallel Paths, 32-38 ROLFE, ALAN J., see LIPPMAN, ROLFE,

WAGNER, AND YUAN, 1011-1029 RUSH, BENJAMIN C., JEROME BRACKEN,

AND GARTH P. MCCORMICK, A Non- linear Programming Model for Launch Vehicle Design and Costing, 185-210

RUSS, LAURENCE M., see BRODHEIM,

HERZER, AND RUSS, 779-796

S

SCHWEITZER, PAUL J., Initial Provision- ing with Spare Deterioration, 513-529

- Optimal Replacement Policies for Hyperexponentially and Uniformly Dis- tributed Lifetimes (letter), 360-362

SEPPXLX, YRJ6, Choosing Among Invest- ment Possibilities with Stochastic Pay- Off Minus Expenditure (letter), 978- 979

SHANBHAG, D. N., Some Remarks Con- cerning the Departure Process of a Queue with Poisson Arrivals and No Balking (letter), 972-975

SHAPIRO, JEREMY F., AND HARVEY M.

WAGNER, A Finite Renewal Algorithm for the Knapsack and Turnpike Models, 319-341

SHORTLEY, GEORGE, Operations Research in Wartime Naval Mining, 1-10

SILVER, EDWARD A., A Tutorial on Pro- duction Smoothing and Work Force Balancing, 985-1010

SINGH, NAUNIHAL, see BHASHYAM AND

SINGH, 233-244 SISSON, ROGER L. (review), 1183-1184 SKINNER, CHARLES E., A Priority Queu-

ing System with Server-Walking Time, 278-285

SMITH, RICHARD D., AND RICHARD A. DUDEK, A General Algorithm for Solu- tion of the n-Job, M-Machine Sequenc- ing Problems of the Flow Shop, 71-82

SPIELBERG, KURT, see LEMKE AND SPIEL-

BERG, 892-914 SPOHN, R. H., see ORR AND SPOHN, 706-

719 STROUP, JOHN WILLIAM, Allocation of

Launch Vehicles to Space Missions: A Fixed-Cost Transportation Problem, 1157-1163

SYMONDS, GIFFORD H., Deterministic Solutions for a Class of Change-Con- strained Programming Problems, 495- 512

T1'

TAYLOR, HOWARD M., see MANDELBROT

AND TAYLOR, 1057-1062 TAYLOR, WILLIAM M. (review), 581-583 TERLECKYJ, NESTOR E. (review), 173-

177 THOMPSON, G. L., see CROWSTON AND

THOMPSON, 407-426

V

VEINOTT, ARTHUR F., JR., The Support- ing Hyperplane Method for Unimodal Programming, 147-152

VLACH, M., see MORXVEK AND VLACH

(letter), 542-545

w

WAGNER, HARVEY M., see SHAPIRO AND

WAGNER, 319-341 , see LIPPMAN, ROLFE, WAGNER,

AND YUAN, 1011-1029 WATTERS, LAWRENCE J., Reduction of

Integer Polynomial Programming Prob- lems to Zero-One Linear Programming Problems (letter), 1171-1174

WEIL, ROMAN L., JR., Functional Selec- tion for the Stochastic Assignment Model, 1063-1067

WEINGARTNER, H. MARTIN, AND DAVID

N. NESS, Methods for the Solution of




the Multi-Dimensional 0/1 Knapsack Problem, 83-103

WHITE, LEON S., Bayes Markovian De- cision Models for a Multiperiod Reject Allowance Problem, 857-865

WHITIN, T. M. (review), 773-774 WHITMORE, WILLIAM F. (review), 768-

770 WILSON, ROBERT B., Stronger Cuts in

Gomory's A ll-Integer Integer Program- ming Algorithm (letter), 155-157

WISMER, DAVID A., On the Uses of Indus- trial Dynamic Models, 752-767

Y

YING, CHARLES C., Learning by Doing- an Adaptive Approach to Mtltiperiod Decisions, 797-812

YUAN, JOHN S. C., see LIPPMAN, ROLFE,

WAGNER, AND YUAN, 1011-1029

z

ZANGWILL, WILLARD I., A Decomposable Nonlinear Programming Approach, 1068-1087



SUBJECT INDEX-ARTICLES AND LETTERS

A

Acknowledgment, 1182 Additive utilities, 537-542 Air defense, 779-796 Aircraft allocation, 11-31 Aircraft requirement evaluationi, 738-

751 American Management Association bro-

chure, 577 Analysis of dominance, 363-365 Analyst's Bookshelf, 173-183, 367-370,

579-589, 768-777, 980-983, 1183-1187 Announcements, 184, 371-372, 590, 778,

984, 1188 Assignment problem, 680-693, 1063-1067 Attrition logarithmic law, 557-558 Attrition model, 11-31, 221-232 Authors of books reviewed, 1187

B

Bayes Markovian decision models, 857- 865

Bicriterion mathematical programming, 39-54

Bomb damage assessment, 706-719 Book reviews, 173-181, 367-368, 579-585,

768-775, 980-983, 1183-1187 Books received, 181-182, 368-370, 585-

587, 776-777, 980-982, 1184-1186

C

Chance-constrained programming, 495- 512

Circular distribution estimation, 160-165 Clinical treatment evaluation, 694-705 Closed queuing systems, 254-265 Computer system for outpatieint clinic,

694-705 Computerized simulation, 660-679 Convex programming, 866-871 Cost

analysis, 641-648 (1876), 738-751 effectiveness, 779-796 maintenance problems, 813-819, 960-

964 model, 185-210

production, 985-1010, 1011-1029 stock depletion, 427-447 transportation problem, 1157-1163

Coverage problem, 169-170 Cutting problem, 1051-1056 Cyclic queuing systems, 266-277

D

Decision making, 407-426, 537-542, 559- 561, 562-564, 694-705, 720-737, 797- 812

Decomposable nonlinear programming, 1068-1087

Departure process of a queue, 972-975 Differential equation approach to mar-

keting, 1030-1039 Direct search algorithms, 892-914 Discrete programming, 915-957 Dynamic model, 373-387, 752-767, 779-

796 Dynamic programming, 83-103, 694-705,

797-812, 976-977

E

Economy of research (1876), 643-648 Educational programs in OR, BULLE-

TIN, Vol. 15, Supp. 2, Summer 1967 Erratum, 366, 578 Exponential smoothing, 342-347

F

Facility designs, 448-466 Finite queues, 286-303, 575-576 Flow shop sequencing problem, 71-82 Free-server system, 1145-1156

G

Gaming, two-person zero-sum game, 11-31

Geometric distribution, 830-846, 970-972 GI/M/1 queue, 1117-1130 Grain elevator truck queues, 649-659 Graph theoretic game, 567-570

H

Heuristic techniques, 407-426, 680-693 Hyper-Poisson input, 847-856

1195




I

Inidustrial operations research dynamic models, 752-767 inventory control, 660-679 marketing decisions, 720-737 production scheduling, 1011-1029 production smoothing, 985-1010 queuing, 117-130 stock-depletion costs, 427-447 work force balancing, 985-1010

Integer programming, 407--426, 1169- 1171, 1171-1174, 1174-1177

Inventory control, 342-347, 427--447, 467-472, 660-679

K

Kill probability, 165-169,221-232,233-244 Kimball, George E., obituary, 1188 Knapsack problem, multidimensional,

83-103

L

Lanchester attrition-rate coefficienit, 221-232

Launch vehicle design and costing, 185- 210

Launch vehicle selection, 592-640, 1157- 1163

Letters to the Editor, 153-172, 357-366, 537-578, 958-979, 1157-1182

Linear programming, 55-70, 153-155, 482- 494

Logarithmic law of attrition, 557-558

M

Machine interference model, 245-253 Machine-sequencing model, 915-957 Maintenance cost problem, 813-819,

960-964 Marketing

mathematica models, 1040-1050 timing decisions, 720-737 sales promotion, 1030-1039

Markov chain, 866-871, 872-881, 970-972, 1131-1144

Markovian decision problems, 559-561, 779-812

Mathematical models, 117-130, 720-737, 1040-1050

Mathematical programming, 348-356

Maximum principle, 139-146 Medical research, 694-705 Military operations research

air defense, 779-796 aircraft allocation, 11-31 aircraft requlirement evaluation, 738-

751 bomb damage assessment, 706-719 missile telemetry-chanel assignment,

680-693 Naval mining, wartime, 1-10 Navy reenlistment incentives, 373-387 nuclear weapons casualty probability,

1096-1108 single-shot kill probability, 233-244 stochastic duels theory, 388-406 tank combat, 557-558 weapon-systems attrition, 221-232

Minimax (min-max) technique, 1088- 1095, 1163-1169

Minimization technique quadratic, 170-172 sequential unconstrained, 820-829

Missile telemetry-channel assignment, 680-693

Mixed-integer programming, 892-914, 915-957

Models attrition, 11-31, 221-232 Bayes Markovian decision, 857-865 dynamic, 752-767, 779-796 inventory, 342-347, 427-447, 660-679 knapsack and turnpike, 319-341 linear graph, 552-557 machine interference, 245-253 machine sequencing, 915-957 marketing timing decisions, 720-737 mathematical, 117-130, 720-737, 1040-

1050 minimax technique, 1163-1169 muLltivariate statistical, 706-719 nonlinear dynamic, 373-387 nonlinear programming, 185-210 nuclear attack casualty estimate,

1096-1108 queuing, 104-116, 254-265, 278-285,

304-318 shelter allocation, 211-220 single-channel queue, 1131-1144 stochastic assignment, 1063-1067



Subject Index-Articles and Letters 1197

trade-off, 592-640 traffic network, 552-557 zero-crossing problem, 32-38

Multi-index transportation problem, 542-546

Multiperiod investment problem, 978-979 Multiperiod decisions, 797-812 Multiperiod reject allowance problem,

857-865 Multivariate statistical model, 706-719

N

n-Job, M-Machine sequencing problem, 71-82

Naval mining, 1-10 Navy reenlistment incentives, 373-387 Network

capacity, 530-536 flow problems, 348-356 polar vs. rectangular road, 546-548 simplification, 548-551 traffic model, 552-557

New Journals, 587-588 Nonlinear programming, 185-210, 373-

387, 820-829, 1068-1087, 1171-1174 Nonpreemptive priorities, 245-253 Notes, 182-183, 370, 588-589, 777, 982-983,

1186 Nuclear urban-casualty probability,

1096-1108

0

Obituary, George E. Kimball, 1188 Operations research, 577

educational programs in US, BULLE- TIN, Vol 15, Supp 2, Summer 1967

JORSA, 1177-1182 Optimization technique, 139-146, 958-

959, 960-964, 964-969, 969-970 Optimum bribing for queue position,

304-318 ORSA meetings (1967)

Spring (New York), BULLETIN, Vol. 15, Supp 1

Fall (Chicago), BULLETIN, Vol. 15, Supp 3

p

Planning problems, decision CPM, 407- 426

Positively bounded Jacobiaiis, 964-969, 969-970

Priority orderings and assiginments, 537- 542

Priority queuing system, 278-285 Production

costs, 985-1010, 1011-1029 scheduling, 1011-1029 smoothing, 985-1010

Programming all-integer integer algorithm, 155-157 bicriterion mathematical, 39-54 chance constrained, 495-512 convex, 866-871 discrete, 915-957 dynamic, 83-103, 694-705, 797-812,

976-977 filter method, 915-957 integer, 407-426, 1169-1171, 1171-1174,

1174-1177 linear, 55-70, 153-155, 482-494 mathematical, 39-54, 348-356 mixed integer, 892-914, 915-957 nonlinear, 185-210, 373-387, 820-829,

1068-1087, 1171-1174 pseudo concave, 882-891, 1068-1087 quadratic, 170-172, 482-494 two-stage, under uncertainty, 55-70 unimodal, 147-152 zero-one, 892-914, 915-957, 1171-1174

Pseudo-concave programming, 882-891, 1068-1087

Q Quadratic programming, 170-172, 482-

494 Quality improvement, 565-566 Queuing

balking and reneging, 572-574 closed systems, 254-265 cyclic systems, 266-277 departure process, 972-975 dual finite systems, 575-576 enforced idle time, 1145-1156 finite in series, 286-303 formula L = XW, 1109-1116 geometric distribution, 830-846 GI/M/1, 1117-1130 hyper-Poisson input, 847-856 imbedded chain approach, 1117-1130




models, 104-116, 254-265, 278-285, 304- 318

multiple server, 847-856 multistage production process, 254-

265 networks, 530-536 nonpreemptive priorities, 245-253 optimum bribing, 304-318 overflows, 131-134 priority system, 278-285 reneging, 847-856 scheduled and Poisson processes corn-

pared, 135-138 single-channel model, 1131-1144 single server, 357-358 state-dependent stochastic service

rates, 117-130 time-dependent priority, 104-116 trucks at grain elevators, 649-659 two-dimensional, 830-846

R

Radial-arc road system, 546-548 Reliability considerations, 157-159 Renewal theory, 1109-1116 Renewal-type problem, 319-341 Replacement problem, 358-359, 360-362 Retiring President's address, 1-10

S Scheduling

branch-and-bound method, 473-481 decision CPM, 407-426 production, 1011-1029

Search theory, 892-914, 1088-1095 Sequencing problems, 71-82, 915-957 Shelter allocation model, 211-220 Simplex method, 482-494 Single-channel queuing model, 1131-1144 Single-server queue, 357-358 Space exploration, 592-640 Space transportation problem, 1157-1163 Spare failure rate, 513-529 Special Applications Issue, No. 4, 591-

778 State-dependent queuing systems, 117-

130 Stochastic duels theory, 388-406 Stochastic processes, 117-130, 233-244,

266-277, 467-472, 830-846, 970-972, 1063-1067

Stock-depletion costs, 427-447

Stock price differences, 1057-1062 Stopping rule, 562-564 SUMPT, 820-829 Supporting hyperplane method, 147-152 System

capacity, 530-536 failure, 157-159 reliability, 513-529

T

Tank combat, 557-558 Theoretic graph game, 567-570 Theory of the economy of research

(1876), 643-648 Time dependent priority queues, 104-

116 Trade-off model, 592-640 Traffic

network model, 552-557 two-dimensional collision, 32-38

Transportation fixed-cost problem, 1157-1163 multi-index problem, 542-546 Radial-arc road system, 546-548 truck receiving system capacity, 649-

659 Treatment evaluation problem, 694-705 Truck receiving system capacity, 649-

659 Turnpike theorem, 319-341 Tutorial on production smoothing, 985-

1010 Two-dimensional queuing, 830-846 Two-person zero-sum game, 11-31 Two-stage programming under uncer-

tainty, 55-70

U

Unimodal programming, 147-152 Unmanned probes, selection of, 592-640

V

Vector maximum problem, 570-571 Vehicular collision problem, 32-38

w

Work force balancing, 985-1010

z

Zero-crossing problem, 32-38 Zero-one programming, 892-914, 915-

957, 1171-1174



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