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This paper presents an optimal dynamic programming algorithm, the first such algorithm in the literature to solve the shortest path problem with time window...
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In the airline industry, crew schedules consist of a number of pairings. These are round trips originating and terminating at the same crew home base compo...
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We give lower and upper bounds for the number of reducible ears as well as upper bounds for the number of perfect matchings in an elementary bipartite graph...
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The maxmin problem models a game sequentially played by two players having opposite objective. Before making his move, the first player must anticipate the...
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A mixed graph <i>G<sub><img src="theta.gif"></sub></i> contains both undirected edges and directed arcs. A <i>k</i>-coloring of <i>G<sub><img src="theta.g...
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The majority of vehicle routing and crew scheduling problems studied up to date in the literature can be formulated by means of a unified model introduced b...
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A government wishes to accelerate the adoption of a new technology in order to gradually replace an older one. The new technology is manufactured by a mono...
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We study links between the bilevel linear and linear mixed 0-1 programming problems. A new reformulation of the linear mixed 0-1 programming problem into a...
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In this paper we derive lower bounds on the size of a minimum cover of a graph <i>G</i> by computing packings of edges, odd cycles and cliques of <i>G</i> o...
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In this paper we tackle the problem of jointly finding the optimal location of the ATM switches, the topology of the backbone and local access networks, the...
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Multiobjective decision making problems occur in a variety of transportation planning settings. These are often ill-defined and may involve several players...
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The <i>p</i>-maxisum dispersion problem consists of locating <i>p</i> facilities at vertices of a network in order to maximize the sum of the distances betw...
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Splitting a tree is defined as removing all edges of a chain and disconnecting one from the other edges incident with that chain. Splitting a forest is simu...
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Local descent methods typically employ a single neighbourhood structure to conduct the search around a candidate solution. In this paper, we propose a metho...
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In 1986, Carter published a survey of papers on practical examination timetabling. In the intervening years, there have been a number of new applications, ...
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Nous nous penchons sur la modélisation et le traitement de problèmes d'entreposage du type partagé. Nous supposons que l'entrepôt est à charge unitaire et q...
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Cluster Analysis is at the crossroad of many disciplines, and has numerous and diverse methods and applications. Mathematical Programming (together with gra...
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Several heuristic methods have been developed to solve the location-allocation problem in continuous space. Typically, these algorithms attempt to move in d...
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In this paper we consider the daily aircraft routing and scheduling problem (DARSP). It consists of determining daily schedules which maximize the anticipat...
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We present a recent optimization approach that can be applied equally to aircraft routing, crew pairing generation and bidding/rostering problems arising in...
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