02793    a2200313   4500001001100000005001700011008004100028020001800069037003600087040000700123041000800130072001500138072001500153072001500168072001300183072001300196072001300209072002100222072002100243072002100264072002100285072002000306100002200326245004600348250000600394260002400400300001000424520204500434142005240320250317100410.0250312042009xx        50           eng    a9781420052404  bTaylor & FranciscGBP 89.99fBB  a01  aeng7 aTBC2thema7 aAKP2thema7 aPBT2thema7 aTBC2bic7 aAKP2bic7 aPBT2bic7 aBUS0490002bisac7 aTEC0090602bisac7 aTEC0160002bisac7 aTEC0290002bisac7 a658.40342bisac1 aDennis Blumenfeld10aOperations Research Calculations Handbook  a2  bCRC Pressc20091223  a256 p  bA handbook in the truest sense of the word, the first edition of the Operations Research Calculations Handbook quickly became an indispensible resource. While other books available tend to give detailed information about specific topics, this one contains comprehensive information and results useful for real-world problem solving. Reflecting the breadth and depth of growth in the field, the scope of the second edition has been expanded to cover several additional topics. And as with the first edition, it focuses on presenting analytical results and formulas that allow quick calculations and provide understanding of system models. See what’s in the Second Edition: New chapters include Order Statistics, Traffic Flow and Delay, and Heuristic Search Methods New sections include Distance Norms, Hyper-Exponential and Hypo-Exponential Distributions Newly derived formulas and an expanded reference list Like its predecessor, the new edition of this handbook presents the analytical results and formulas needed in the scientific applications of operations research and management. It continues to provide quick calculations and insight into system performance. Presenting practical results and formulas without derivations, the material is organized by topic and offered in a concise format that allows ready-access to a wide range of results in a single volume. The field of operations research encompasses a growing number of technical areas, and uses analyses and techniques from a variety of branches of mathematics, statistics, and other scientific disciplines. And as the field continues to grow, there is an even greater need for key results to be summarized and easily accessible in one reference volume. Yet many of the important results and formulas are widely scattered among different textbooks and journals and are often hard to find in the midst of mathematical derivations. This book provides a one-stop resource for many important results and formulas needed in operations research and management science applications.