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Errata to “On Competition to Join a Simple Queueing System Before the Facility Opens
Errata to Bell, Colin. 1985. On competition to join a simple queueing system before the facility opens. Management Sci. 31 (3, March) 358–367.
Errata
List of referees inadvertently omitted from the July 1976 issue, Vol. 22, No. 11.
Communications to the Editor
(1) The 1972 Lanchester Prize—Call for Nominations by Leslie C. Edie. (2) Some Comments on a “Note on the Location of Depots” by Ralph D. Snyder by Jonathan Rosenhead. (3) Response by Ralph D. Snyder. (4) Comments on “A Note on the Location of Depots” by Richard H. Mole. (5) Response by Ralph D. Snyder. (6) Comments on “A Note on the Location of Depots” by Richard H. Mole. (7) A Lawler's K Best Solutions to Discrete Optimization Problems by Jim Marshall. (8) A Lawler's K Best Solutions to Discrete Optimization Problems: A Reply by Eugene L. Lawler. (9) Toward a Unifying Theory for Integer Linear Programming—Some Comments on a Paper by Rubin by Stanley Zionts. (10) Redundant Constraints and Extraneous Variables in Integer Programs—Response to Professor Zionts' Communication by David S. Rubin.
Comments on “Optimal Smoothing of Shipments in Response to Orders”
Comments on Peterson, R. 1971. Optimal Smoothing of Shipments in Response to Orders. Management Sci. 17(1, May) 597–607. —“On Smoothing Shipments” by Samuel Eilon, Imperial College of Science and Technology, Exhibition Road, London, S.W. 7, England —“Dynamic Pricing and Economic Instability” by Charles C. Holt, The Urban Institute, 2100 M Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20037
Letter to the Editor
Letter: —Concerning Professor Beranek's Lot-Size Inventory Models—by Charles E. Bradley and Michael D. Joehnk, University of Wyoming.
Errata
Errata to Garfinkel, R. S., G. L. Nemhauser. Optimal political districting by implicit enumeration techniques. Management Sci. 16(8, April), page B-507.
Communications to the Editor—A Correction for “Optimal Policy for a Multiproduct Dynamic, Nonstationary Inventory Problem”
I am indebted to Lowell Bruce Anderson of Nothwestern University for pointing out to me that Theorems 6.1 and 6.2 in my paper “Optimal Policy for a Multiproduct Dynamic, Nonstationary Inventory Problem,” (Management Science, Vol. 12, No. 3 (November 1965), pp. 206–222) are false as stated. The theorems become true if we replace the weak hypothesis (6.1) with the stronger hypothesis (6.3).
On the Convexity of the Backorder Function for an E.O.Q. Policy
This note gives sufficient conditions for convexity of the function B(r, Q) of average number of backorders incurred per year, derived by Hadley and Whitin [Hadley, G., T. M. Whitin. 1963. Analysis of Inventory Systems. Prentice-Hall, Inc.].