: Carlos F. Daganzo
: Logistics Systems Analysis
: Springer-Verlag
: 9783540275169
: 4
: CHF 133.30
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: Management
: English
: 296
: Wasserzeichen/DRM
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'... a well structured and documented book that certainly reflects the new era of logistics.' Journal of the Operational Research Society (of a previous edition)

Expanded edition includes new research results and numerous modifications to enhance comprehensiveness and clarity.

Two new sections, a new appendix, and more than half a dozen new figures.

Provides new concept for an integrated examination of logistics systems

Features 'reasonable' solutions requiring as little information as possible
Preface to the Fourth Edition6
Preface to the Third Edition7
Preface to the Second Edition8
Preface to the First Edition9
Table of Contents 12
1 The Use of Succinct Models and Data Summaries17
1.1 Different Approaches for Solving Logistics Problems17
1.2 An Example18
1.3 Remarks24
Suggested Exercises27
2 Cost31
2.1 Initial Remarks31
2.2 Holding Costs33
2.3 Transportation Costs39
2.4 Handling Costs48
2.5 Stochastic Effects54
Suggested Exercises61
Glossary of Symbols63
3 Optimization Methods: One-to-One Distribution65
3.1 Initial Remarks65
3.2 The Lot Size Problem with Constant Demand66
3.3 The Lot Size Problem with Variable Demand72
3.4 Other One-Dimensional Location Problems80
3.5 Accuracy of the CA Expression85
3.6 Generalization of the CA Approach Approach Approach Approach Approach89
3.7 Network Design Issues91
Suggested Exercises100
Glossary of Symbols106
4 One-to-Many Distribution108
4.1 Initial Remarks108
4.2 The Transportation Operation110
4.3 Identical Customers Fixed Vehicle Loads Loads
4.4 Identical Customers Vehicle Loads Not Given
4.5 Implementation Considerations140
4.6 Different Customers: Symmetric Strategies148
4.7 Different Customers: Asymmetric Strategies 159
4.8 Other Extensions163
Suggested Exercises169
Glossary of Symbols173
5 One-To-Many Distribution with Transshipments176
5.1 Initial Remarks176
5.2 Distribution with Transshipments177
5.4 Refinements and Extensions196
5.5 Multiple Transshipments 210
5.6 Automatic Discretization216
Suggested Exercises222
Glossary of Symbols228
6 Many-To-Many Distribution230
6.1 Initial Remarks230
6.2 Operation Without Transshipments235
6.3 One Terminal Systems238
6.3.1 Symmetric Strategies239
6.4 Multi-Terminal Systems: One Transshipment247
6.5 Multi-Terminal Systems: Multiple Transshipments264
Suggested Exercises275
Glossary of Symbols282
References284
Appendix A: Some Properties of the TSP and the VRP292
Appendix B300
Index303