Operations research problems: statements and solutions
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| adam_text | Titel: Operations Research Problems
Autor: Poler, Raúl
Jahr: 2014
Contents
1 Linear Programming................................. 1
1.1 Introduction................................... 1
1.2 Bonuses and Merits.............................. 4
1.3 Production Planning in a Textile Firm................. 7
1.4 Portfolio of Investments........................... 9
1.5 Transferring Currencies........................... 11
1.6 Production Planning in a Metallurgical Company......... 14
1.7 Production Planning in a Cosmetics Firm.............. 16
1.8 Product Mix of Aluminium Windows................. 19
1.9 Production Planning in the Automobile Industry.......... 21
1.10 Portfolio of Investments........................... 22
1.11 Investment Funds............................... 24
1.12 Renting Warehouses............................. 26
1.13 Production Planning in a Tubes Factory............... 27
1.14 Production Planning of a Wires Manufacturer........... 29
1.15 Mixed Investments.............................. 29
1.16 Production Planning in a Carpentry Firm............... 31
1.17 Product Mix................................... 33
1.18 Transport Planning in a Olive Production Firm.......... 34
1.19 Programming Weekly Production in a Metallurigcal
Company..................................... 37
1.20 Production Planning in a Bricks Factory............... 40
1.21 Sensitivity Analysis.............................. 42
1.22 Crop Planning................................. 44
References......................................... 47
2 Integer Programming................................. 49
2.1 Introduction................................... 49
2.2 Postmen/Women s Shifts.......................... 50
2.3 Distribution of Air-Conditioning Units................ 54
2.4 Contracting Carpenters........................... 58
2.5 Planning Production and Inventories.................. 60
2.6 Tarmacking Shifts............................... 62
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2.7 Transport Planning.............................. 64
2.8 Production Planning of Automobile Seats.............. 66
2.9 Production Planning in the Shoe Industry.............. 67
2.10 Allocating Orders to Machines...................... 70
2.11 Opening LED TV Production Plants.................. 72
2.12 Planning Surveys............................... 75
2.13 Production Planning in a Toys Firnis................. 76
2.14 Allocation in a Lawyers Office..................... 77
2.15 Production Planning............................. 79
2.16 Planning University Schedules...................... 80
2.17 The Shortest Path............................... 82
2.18 Planning Sales................................. 83
References......................................... 85
3 Non-Linear Programming.............................. 87
3.1 Introduction................................... 87
3.2 Selecting Investments............................ 89
3.3 Location of a Stationery Store...................... 92
3.4 Placing a Handrad.............................. 93
3.5 Planning the Construction of Homes.................. 96
3.6 Production Planning in a Drinks Firm................. 97
3.7 Production Planning in a Firm in the Automobile Sector. ... 99
3.8 Planning Materials in the Chemical Industry............ 102
3.9 Production Planning............................. 104
3.10 Maximising Utility.............................. 105
3.11 Designing Boxes................................ 106
3.12 Designing and Planning a Project to Launch
a Scientific Balloon.............................. 108
3.13 Production Planning in an Oil-Packing Firm............ 109
References......................................... 112
4 Network Modelling................................... 115
4.1 Introduction................................... 115
4.2 Planning Storage in a Library....................... 117
4.3 Organising Tables for a Charity Gala................. 119
4.4 Planning Loads on Trucks......................... 121
4.5 Designing a Communications Network................ 121
4.6 Assigning Cases in a Lawyer s Office................. 122
4.7 Project Planning................................ 124
4.8 Production Planning in a Plastics Firms................ 125
4.9 Overbooking on Airlines.......................... 126
4.10 Production Sequencing in a Firm of the Metal Sector...... 127
4.11 Fibre Optics Network Planning...................... 129
4.12 Assigning Subject Matters to Teachers................ 130
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4.13 Water Network Planning.......................... 132
4.14 Production Planning in a Firm of the Textile Sector....... 133
4.15 Project Planning and Designing an Air Conditioning
Network...................................... 134
4.16 Machinery Transport Planning...................... 135
4.17 Emergency Routes Should a Fire Break Out............ 136
4.18 Planning Customers Orders........................ 138
References......................................... 139
Inventory Theory.................................... 141
5.1 Introduction................................... 141
5.2 Minced Meat Inventory........................... 144
5.3 Soft Drinks Orders in a Cafeteria.................... 146
5.4 Orders Management in the Footwear Industry........... 148
5.5 Components Order Management in an Industrial Firm..... 151
5.6 Training Planning for Drivers....................... 153
5.7 Inventory Management Without Stockouts.............. 154
5.8 Inventory Management of Two Products............... 155
5.9 Inventory Management of Cold Water Dispensers........ 158
5.10 Orders Management in the Footwear Industry........... 160
5.11 Orders Management of X-ray Plaques in a Hospital....... 160
5.12 Orders Management with Discount................... 161
5.13 Paper Inventory Management....................... 162
5.14 Inventory Planning.............................. 164
5.15 Inventory Management in a Textile Firm............... 166
5.16 Inventory Management in a Supermarket............... 167
References......................................... 169
Queueing Theory.................................... 171
6.1 Introduction................................... 171
6.2 System with Three Stations........................ 175
6.3 Planning Bank Cashiers........................... 177
6.4 Hospital Pharmacy Planning........................ 179
6.5 Luggage Control in Airports....................... 180
6.6 System with a Processing Centre.................... 181
6.7 Processing Jobs in a Calculation Centre................ 181
6.8 Customer Counselling Service...................... 183
6.9 Acquiring Machinery for an Assembly Line............. 185
6.10 Receiving Orders Via a Telephone
Communications Service.......................... 186
6.11 Customer Services in an Agency.................... 188
6.12 Orders from Cars in a Fast Food Restaurant............ 190
6.13 Buying a Photocopier............................ 192
6.14 A Printer Shared in a Computer Network.............. 193
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6.15 Income from Temporary Work...................... 193
6.16 Fast Food Restaurants............................ 194
6.17 Loading Vans to Deliver Orders..................... 196
6.18 Contracting Shop Assisitants in an Ice-Cream Parlour...... 197
6.19 Traffic in Routers............................... 198
6.20 A Taxi Rank at an Airport......................... 199
6.21 Attending Telephone Calls......................... 200
6.22 Warehouse Management in a Firm
in the Automobile Sector.......................... 201
References......................................... 203
7 Decision Theory..................................... 205
7.1 Introduction................................... 205
7.2 Selecting Suppliers to Manufacture Solar Panels......... 210
7.3 Selling a Car.................................. 216
7.4 Football Bets.................................. 218
7.5 Public Tender for Maritime Measuring Instruments....... 223
7.6 Providing Personal Loans......................... 226
7.7 Spying in Genetic Research........................ 228
7.8 Choosing an Elliptical Trainer Bike.................. 231
7.9 Acquiring a New Machine......................... 236
7.10 Wine Tasting.................................. 239
7.11 Maintaining Machinery........................... 243
7.12 Antidoping Tests............................... 246
7.13 An Urban Development Purchasing Problem............ 248
7.14 Purchasing a Forklift Truck........................ 252
7.15 Planning to Commercialise a New Irrigation System....... 255
7.16 Maximising Profits in the Film Industry............... 258
7.17 Planning Routes for a Vending Machine Firm........... 261
7.18 Replacing Petrol Cars with Electric Ones.............. 265
7.19 A Football Player s Injury......................... 268
7.20 Medical Decisions............................... 271
7.21 Developing New Textile Products.................... 273
7.22 Locating Production Plants in the Automobile Industry..... 275
7.23 Selecting Antidumping Purchases and Measures.......... 278
References......................................... 280
8 Games Theory...................................... 281
8.1 Introduction................................... 281
8.2 Encounter in a Building........................... 287
8.3 Products Improvement Strategy Between
Competing Firms............................... 289
8.4 Strategies to Set Oil Prices........................ 290
8.5 Playing Spoof.................................. 292
8.6 Investments Strategy............................. 294
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8.7 Strategy to Select Routes.......................... 295
8.8 TV Ads Selection Strategy......................... 296
8.9 Advertising Campaign Design...................... 297
8.10 Playing Bluff.................................. 298
8.11 Security Measures to Avoid Snipers.................. 300
8.12 A Game Between Friends......................... 301
8.13 Strategies to Improve the Market Share
of Transport Companies........................... 303
8.14 Negotiation Between the Government and Transport
Associations................................... 304
8.15 Selecting Locations to Open Fast-Food Restaurants....... 305
8.16 Strategies for Davis Cup Tennis Heats................ 306
8.17 Developing a High-Tech Product.................... 307
8.18 Electoral Strategies in Local Elections................ 309
8.19 Strategies to Develop 3D Television Sets.............. 311
8.20 Tennis Playing Strategies.......................... 312
8.21 An Interactive TV Services Market................... 313
8.22 A Security Firm s Service Strategy to Avoid Holdups...... 315
8.23 Strategies to Improve the Market Share of Airlines........ 316
8.24 Paying and Avoiding Tax......................... 317
8.25 Electoral Campaign Strategies...................... 319
8.26 World Robots Championship....................... 321
8.27 Strategies to Increase the Market Share
of Travelling Vendors............................ 322
References......................................... 324
9 Dynamic Programming................................ 325
9.1 Introduction................................... 325
9.2 Commercialisation of Products Sold Under Licence....... 329
9.3 Investing in an Advertising Campaign................. 331
9.4 Planning Routes to Refill Products in Vending Machines ... 333
9.5 Planning an Electoral Campaign..................... 335
9.6 Seeking a Study Strategy.......................... 336
9.7 Production Planning in a Textile Firm................. 338
9.8 Frozen Cakes Production Planning................... 340
9.9 Managing Hire Cars in Travel Agencies............... 341
9.10 Fruit and Vegetable Production Planning............... 342
9.11 Production Planning in a Recycled Glass Firm........... 344
9.12 Selecting Slot Machines.......................... 345
9.13 Planning an Electrical Expansion Project............... 346
9.14 Transport Planning in a Firm of the Automobile Sector..... 349
9.15 Inventories Planning in a Chemist s.................. 350
9.16 Track Load Planning............................. 352
9.17 Orders Planning of Imported Products................. 353
9.18 Selecting Investment Strategies...................... 354
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9.19 Replacing a Car................................ 356
9.20 Operation Programming of Electric Generators........... 358
9.21 Summer Cakes Production Planning.................. 360
9.22 Selecting Investments............................ 362
9.23 Marketing Mix in a Mobile Phone Company............ 364
9.24 Location of Production Plants...................... 366
9.25 Reducing Time to Develop Software.................. 368
9.26 Planning Holidays............................... 369
9.27 Personnel Planning in Industry with Seasonal Demand..... 371
References......................................... 374
10 Markov Processes.................................... 375
10.1 Introduction................................... 375
10.2 How Social Classes Evolve........................ 378
10.3 Replacing a Car................................ 380
10.4 Forecasting Evaluation Tasks for Subject Matters......... 382
10.5 Market Research in Ice-Cream Parlours................ 384
10.6 Evolution of Breakfast Cereal Purchases............... 386
10.7 Car Insurance.................................. 388
10.8 Market Research into Car Purchases.................. 389
10.9 Experiment Done with Mice....................... 391
10.10 Evolution of Financial Products..................... 393
10.11 Market Research into Cars for Firms.................. 394
10.12 Natural Gas Repairs Technician..................... 396
10.13 Weather Forecasts............................... 398
10.14 Students Evolution.............................. 399
10.15 How a Squirrel Population Evolves................... 400
10.16 How Trees in a Nature Reserve Evolve................ 401
10.17 Study into a Radioactive Element.................... 402
10.18 Files Proceedings............................... 403
10.19 Controlling Machinery............................ 405
10.20 Analysing the Effects of a New Virus................. 407
10.21 Market Research into Cars for Fleets of Vehicles......... 409
10.22 Industrial Machinery Maintenance................... 410
10.23 Distribution of Operators in Workshop Areas............ 413
10.24 Behaviour of Cells.............................. 414
10.25 How the Staff in a Consultancy Firm Evolve............ 416
10.26 How the Effects of a New Drag Evolve............... 417
References......................................... 419
About the Authors....................................... 421
Index................................................ 423
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