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University of Aarhus, Aarhus School of Business, Department of Management Science and Logistics

Working Papers

Contact information of University of Aarhus, Aarhus School of Business, Department of Management Science and Logistics:
Postal: The Aarhus School of Business, Fuglesangs Allé 4, DK-8210 Aarhus V, Denmark
Phone: +45 89 48 66 88
Fax: + 45 86 15 01 88
Web page: http://www.asb.dk/
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Series handle: repec:hhb:aarmsl

2003

03-2 Kravene til fremtidens logistikmedarbejder. Et delfi studie gennemført i 2002-2003
by Mortensen, Ole
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?
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn

2002

02-5 Allocating customers to routes with zone costs: A case study
by Lysgaard, Jens
02-4 An analytical study of the Q(s,S) policy applied on the joint replenishment problem
by Nielsen, Christina & Larsen, Christian
02-3 Performance Implications of Buffer overflow as a key (Disturbing) Element in the Flow Control of a Job/Flow shop Facility
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn
02-2 A (Small) Complexity Performance Contest: SPT versus LBFS
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn
02-1 A Note on Clique-Web Facets for Multicut Polytopes
by Sørensen, Michael M.

2001

01-3 The economic production lot size model extended to include more than one production rate
by Larsen, Christian
01-2 New Facets and a Branch-and-Cut Algorithm for the Weighted Clique Problem
by Sørensen, Michael M.
01-1 Performance spread of re-entrant system structures
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn

2000

00-4 b-Tree Facets for the Simple Graph Partitioning Polytope
by Sørensen, Michael M.
00-3 Facet Defining Inequalities for the Simple Graph Partitioning Polytope
by Sørensen, Michael M.
00-2 Lean Thinking in systems with non-negligible process variability
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn & Simons, David
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
by Nielsen, Erland Hejn

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