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Tutorials In Operations Research

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Year
2007
Tongue
English
Leaves
186
Category
Library

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These tutorials include• Nested participation optimization• Computational global optimization• Risk in optimization under uncertainty• Differential games in marketing science• Safe scheduling• Community-based operations research• Project management• Using options theory to assess projects• Trends in OR and MS education at the introductory level


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