Introduction to Management Science (10th Edition)
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IBM Identity matrix Implementation 2nd Implicit enumeration Independent demand Independent events Independent variable Infeasible solution (in linear programming) 2nd Instantaneous receipt Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences (INFORMS) Integer programming 2nd 3rd 01integer model 2nd 3rd 4th branch and bound method 2nd capital budgeting example complete enumeration conditional constraint contingency constraint 2nd corequisite constraint Excel 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th facility location example fixed charge problem graphical solution mixed integer model 2nd 3rd multiple-choice constraint mutually exclusive constraint 2nd optimal solution QM for Windows 2nd relaxed solution rounded down solution set covering problem total integer model 2nd Interfaces Internet Intranet Inventory average level buffer stock carrying costs costs 2nd definition of ordering costs 2nd role of safety stock 2nd shortage costs total cost Inventory control Inventory management 2nd certain demand continuous system 2nd control systems dependent demand economic order quantity (EOQ) elements of Excel 2nd 3rd 4th Excel QM fixed-order quantity system fixed-time period system 2nd independent demand periodic system 2nd QM for Windows 2nd quantity discounts reorder point 2nd 3rd role of safety stocks 2nd simulation Inverse (of a matrix) Investment example (linear programming) Investment portfolio selection example (nonlinear programming) Irregular types of linear programming problems Israeli Army
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