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This volume contains a selection of manuscripts referring to lectures presented at the Symposium on Operations Research 1999 (SOR'99) held at the Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Sep tember 1 -3, 1999. This international conference took place under the auspices of the German OR society (GOR), and it was the first one organized in Germany since the foundation of GOR by merger of the two predecessor societies (DGOR and GMOOR) in 1998. The Symposium had 420 participants from 22 countries around the world. It attracted academicians and practitioners working in various fields of Operations Research and provided them with the most recent developments and advances in the full spectrum of Operations Research and related areas in economics, mathematics, and computer science. The selection of contributions to SOR'99 accepted by the program committee and the invited pa pers formed a program which consisted of 265 lectures in 19 sections, including 2 plenary and 19 semi plenary presentations. 119 manuscripts were submitted for publication in the proceedings vo lume. Due to the page limit for this volume and in order to insure a high quality level of the OR Proceedings a further review procedure had to take place which was strongly supported by the sec tion chairpersons. It resulted in a selection of 87 manuscripts which are now presented in this volume.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Nonlinear Programming.- Combinatorial and Discrete Optimization.- Graphs and Complexity.- Control Theory.- Stochastic Models and Optimization.- Econometrics and Statistics.- Mathematical Economics and Economic Theory.- Game and Decision Theory.- Experimental Economics.- Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, and Fuzzy Systems.- Information and Decision Support Systems.- Finance, Banking, and Insurance.- Scheduling and Project Planning.- Transport and Traffic.- Inventory and Logistics.- Production.- Marketing.- Energy, Environment, and Health.- List of Authors and Co-Authors.
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Domschke, geb. 1944 in Schleiz/Thüringen, ist seit 1975 Inhaber eines Lehrstuhls für BWL und Operations Research, zunächst an der Universität der Bundeswehr in Hamburg, seit 1985 an der Technischen Universität Darmstadt.
