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ORCIDCentral European Journal of Operations Research, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, March 2025
- Betül Kalayci
, Vilda Purutçuoglu, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber:
Optimal model description of finance and human factor indices. 1-26 - Pinar Karadayi Atas, Süreyya Özögür-Akyüz:
AutoFusion of feature pruning for decision making in operations research. 27-50 - Buse Çisil Güldogus, Süreyya Özögür-Akyüz:
FSOCP: feature selection via second-order cone programming. 51-64 - Kerim Keskin:
Sourcing strategies in a price and quality competition. 65-90 - Duygu Aghazadeh, Kadir Ertogral:
A fix and optimize method based approximate dynamic programming approach for the strategic fleet sizing and delivery planning problem. 91-119 - Andreas Geiger:
A sample average approximation-based heuristic for the stochastic production routing problem. 121-144 - Christian Müller:
Practicable solution approaches for differentiated pricing of vehicle sharing systems. 145-190 - Alessandra Buratto, Rudy Cesaretto, Maddalena Muttoni:
Communication strategies to contrast anti-vax action: a differential game approach. 191-210 - Stephan Leitner:
Emergent task allocation and incentives: an agent-based model. 211-239 - Christian Truden, Christian Wankmüller, Dominik Zehetner, Margaretha Gansterer:
Location and capacity allocation for emergency contact points in large-scale power outages. 241-276 - Elmar Steiner, Ulrich Pferschy, Andrea Schaerf:
Curriculum-based university course timetabling considering individual course of studies. 277-314 - Tamas Revesz:
On the identity of two solution algorithms of the 'improved normalized squared differences' matrix adjustment model. 315-332
Volume 33, Number 2, June 2025
- Gustav Feichtinger, Christophe Deissenberg, Ulrike Leopold-Wildburger:
George Leitmann's 100th birthday. 333-344 - Florian Wagener:
On the infinite horizon linear-quadratic regulator problem and the Leitmann transformation. 345-349 - Dean A. Carlson:
Existence of optimal controls with discrete decisions. 351-373 - Luca Lambertini, Arsen Palestini:
On a class of state-redundant differential games. 375-389 - Richard F. Hartl, Peter M. Kort, Stefan Wrzaczek:
Optimal entry deterrence under uncertainty. 391-413 - Tamer Basar:
Nash equilibria of networked games with delayed coupling in the high population regime. 415-427 - Jacob Ehrlich, Maximilian Moll, Stefan Pickl:
A generalized trade reduction mechanism. 429-448 - Helmut Maurer, Willi Semmler:
Multi-objective optimal control with carbon emission and temperature constraints: for achieving a low-fossil-fuel economy. 449-471 - Elena M. Parilina, Fanjun Yao, Georges Zaccour:
Dynamic pricing and advertising in a supply chain with environment- and fairness-concerned consumers. 473-498 - Frédéric Babonneau, Alain Haurie, Marc Vielle:
A robust infinite-horizon optimal control approach to climate economics. 499-528 - Hans Josef Pesch:
Constantin Carathéodory in Munich (1924-1945): moral courage and constraints under the Nazi Regime*. 529-535 - Alexey Davydov, Anton Platov, Dmitry V. Tunitsky:
Nonlocal Kolmogorov-Petrovskii-Piskunov and Fisher equation on a closed manifold and its solutions. 537-548 - Christophe Deissenberg:
A private account of Leitmann's approach to stabilizing uncertain economic systems. 549-554 - Reinhard Neck, Dmitri Blueschke, Viktoria Blueschke-Nikolaeva:
Macroeconomic stabilization policy for a dynamic economy: variations on a model by Leitmann and Wan. 555-569 - Alain Bensoussan, Metin Çakanyildirim, Meng Li, Suresh P. Sethi:
Inventory model with incomplete information: sales and zero-balance signals. 571-584 - Michael Fruhnert, Martin Corless:
Consensus control of homogeneous networks of general second order discrete-time systems. 585-607 - Dieter Graß:
Optimal control models: exploring the limits of predictive power. 609-630
Volume 33, Number 3, September 2025
- Janez Povh, Lidija Zadnik Stirn, Janez Zerovnik:
Recent theoretical and practical contributions to the OR environment and CEJOR from the perspective of SSI-SOR. 631-640 - Simon Brezovnik, Darja Rupnik Poklukar, Janez Zerovnik:
The 2-rainbow domination number of Cartesian bundles over cycles. 641-659 - Milan Hladík:
Global sensitivity analysis and robustness in linear programming using different norms. 661-677 - Vedran Kojic:
An elementary approach to solving the optimal taxation of a perfectly competitive firm with CES production function as a bilevel programming problem. 679-696 - Tadeusz Trzaskalik:
Saaty's scale application to multistage bipolar method. 697-727 - Jaroslav Horácek:
Modeling dynamics of opinion formation in small groups: a framework capturing individual opinion adjustments. 729-756 - Karol Szomolanyi, Martin Lukacik, Adriana Lukacikova:
Macroeconomic performance of European Union's small open economies during the COVID-19 pandemic. 757-790 - Daniil Baldouski, Miklós Krész, Balázs Dávid:
Scheduling truck arrivals for efficient container flow management in port logistics. 791-818 - Elif Garajová, Miroslav Rada:
Complexity of computing the worst optimal value of interval transportation problems. 819-834 - Mirjana Pejic Bach, Berislav Zmuk, Ana-Marija Stjepic, Sarwar Khawaja, Fayyaz Hussain Qureshi:
Citizen-centric insights into e-democracy and e-government: hybrid approach using cluster and multiple regression analysis. 835-858 - Nikola Kadoic, Nikolina Zajdela Hrustek, Maja Gligora Markovic:
Eurovision Song Contest: Can juries assess the quality of songs objectively? 859-890 - Lorena Mihelac, Janez Povh:
Computational analysis of musical elements across twenty-two European countries. 891-918 - Chefi Triki, Rubén Ruiz, Abolfazl Mirzazadeh, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber:
Persons and freight transportation. 919-923 - Javier Casté, Ivo Koch, Javier Marenco:
Implementing a multi-user framework for vehicle routing problems: a chronicle. 925-945 - Avesta Bavar, Arya Bavar, Fatemeh Gholian-Jouybari, Mostafa Hajiaghaei-Keshteli, Christopher Mejía-Argueta:
Developing new heuristics and hybrid meta-heuristics to address the bi-objective home health care problem. 947-1003 - Zülal Diri Kenger, Ömer Nedim Kenger, Eren Özceylan:
Analytic hierarchy process for urban transportation: a bibliometric and social network analysis. 1005-1024 - Alireza Goli, Erfan Babaee Tirkolaee, Amir-Mohammad Golmohammadi, Zumbul Atan, Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber, Sadia Samar Ali:
A robust optimization model to design an IoT-based sustainable supply chain network with flexibility. 1025-1046 - Reza Lotfi, Hanif Hazrati, Sadia Samar Ali, Seyed Mahdi Sharifmousavi, Amirhossein Khanbaba, Mohsen Amra:
Antifragile, sustainable and agile healthcare waste chain network design by considering blockchain, resiliency, robustness and risk. 1047-1080 - Anwar Hamdan, Sadeque Hamdan, Mohammed Hichame Benbitour, Samah Jradi:
On the fair scheduling of truck drivers in delivery companies: balancing fairness and profit. 1081-1106 - Panagiotis Karakostas, Angelo Sifaleras:
Modeling of sustainable integrated supply chains under the consideration of European Union regulations. 1107-1132 - Selin Yalcin, Ertugrul Ayyildiz:
Prioritizing freight carrier selection factors with the best worst method. 1133-1148 - Annarita De Maio, Jeffrey W. Ohlmann, Sara Stoia, Francesca Vocaturo:
Analysis of in-store crowdshipping in a stochastic dynamic pickup-and-delivery system. 1149-1170 - Rafael Grosso-delaVega, Jesús Muñuzuri, Alejandro Escudero-Santana:
Solving a real case of rich vehicle routing problem with zone-dependent transportation costs. 1171-1192
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