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A quadratic model for production-inventory planning was made famous by Holt, Modigliani, Muth, and Simon in 1960 in [3], especially for its application to a paint factory. A discrete control version of a related quadratic production-inventory model was studied by Kleindorfer, Kriebel, Thompson,...
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First-order necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for the following quasilinear distributed-parameter optimal control problem:max{J(u)=IntF(x,u,t)dw IntG(x,t)dsigma},subject to the partial differential equationA(t)x =f(x, u, t),where t, u, G are vectors and x, F are scalars. Use is...
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Production scheduling problem of style good manufacturer involves seasonal stochastic demands for their goods and limited production capacities. As a result, some production must take place before the selling season starts. The problem can be cast as a stochastic optimal control problem over...
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We consider a production-inventory planning problem with time-varying demands, convex production costs and a warehouse capacity constraint. It is solved by use of the Lagrangian form of the maximum principle. The possible existence of strong decision and forecast horizons is demonstrated. When...
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This paper describes a maximum principle for distributed parameter systems, i.e. systems characterized by partial differential equations. The maximum principle is applied to solve the problem of a cattle rancher who must decide the number of cattle in different age groups to be bought and sold...
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