Box 18
Container
Contains 45 Results:
#452 -- "A Comparison of DEA and Translog Estimates of Production Frontiers Using Simulated Observations from a Known Technology" -- Authored by Banker, Charnes, Cooper, and Maindiratta --, 1984
File — Box: 18, Folder: 31
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1984
#453 -- "Extremal and Game-Theoretic Characterizations of the Probabilistic Approach to Income Redistribution" -- Authored by Charnes, Duffuaa, and Intriligator --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 32
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#454 -- "The Entropic Penalty Approach to Stochastic Programming" -- Authored by Ben-Tal --, 1983 - 1985
File — Box: 18, Folder: 33
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983 - 1985
#455 -- "A Network Model for Planning Internal Movements in the Hajj" -- Authored by Charnes, Duffuaa, and Yafi --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 34
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#456 -- "Homocores, Cores and Operational Inefficiency in Superadditive N-Person Games" -- Authored by Charnes and Golany --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 35
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#457 -- "Homomollification Preserves Real Essentiality" -- Authored by Charnes and Golany --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 36
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#458 -- "Economic Interpretations of the More-for-Less Paradox" -- Authored by Charnes, Duffuaa, and Ryan --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 37
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#459 -- "Pareto-Optimality, Efficiency Analysis and Empirical Production Functions" -- Authored by Charnes, Cooper, Golany, Seiford, and Stutz --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 38
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983
#460 -- "A Developmental Study of Data Envelopment Analysis in Measuring the Efficiency of Maintenance Units in the U.S. Air Forces" -- Authored by Charnes, Clark, Cooper, and Golany --, 1984 - 1985
File — Box: 18, Folder: 39
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1984 - 1985
#461 -- "Informatics, Analysis, and Solution of a Class of Constrained Integer Network Problems" -- Authored by Lovegren --, 1983
File — Box: 18, Folder: 40
Series Description
From the Series:
Series 3 is housed in 14 boxes, numbers 11 through 24. It contains the research reports produced by the Center for Cybernetic Studies (CCS) at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1968 Abraham Charnes, William Cooper’s colleague and frequent co-author, founded the Center for Cybernetic Studies. CCS produced technical reports and working papers on topics in management science and related fields. CCS also conducted research for the Army, Navy, and branches of state and local governments. Some...
Dates:
1983