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Design problems constitute the first stage in developing a machining transfer line. This paper is concerned with a problem in which a transfer line has to be designed in an optimal way to produce parts of different types. Each part of a specific type requires a unique set of operations to be...
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The problem of equipment selection for a production line is considered. Each piece of equipment, also called unit or block, performs a set of operations. All necessary operations of the line and all available blocks with their costs are known. The difficulty is to choose the most appropriate...
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We study a planning problem of an imperfect production of a single product. The product is assumed to be continuously divisible. There are two facilities: a main facility dedicated to the original production and a facility dedicated to re-manufacturing defective units coming from the main...
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This paper analyses spontaneous commercialisation phenomena in the public health care system of transitional Russia. The authors relate these phenomena to the government's policy of vague declarations of comprehensive universal coverage unsupported by sound financial commitments. The paper...
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This note suggests faster algorithms for two integrated production/distribution problems studied earlier, improving their complexities from O(n2V + 4) and O(n2(L + V)2) to O(n) and O(n + Vmin {V, n}) respectively, where n is the number of products to be delivered, V is the number of vehicles...
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A problem is studied in which several non-cooperating clients compete for earlier execution of their jobs in a processing sequence of a single service provider in order to minimize job completion time costs. The clients can move their jobs earlier in a given sequence. They are assumed not to...
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The single-item capacitated economic lot-sizing (CELS) problem is a fundamental problem of production and inventory management. The first fully polynomial approximation scheme (FPTAS) for this problem with concave cost functions was developed by Van Hoesel and Wagelmans [C.P.M. Van Hoesel,...
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