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Networks, Volume 76
Volume 76, Number 1, July 2020
- Oscar Dowson
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The policy graph decomposition of multistage stochastic programming problems. 3-23 - Gonzalo Lera-Romero, Juan José Miranda Bront
Linear edge costs and labeling algorithms: The case of the time-dependent vehicle routing problem with time windows. 24-53 - Ghafour Ahani
Routing and scheduling of network flows with deadlines and discrete capacity allocation. 54-74 - Jason I. Brown
Rational roots of all-terminal reliability. 75-83 - Dilek Günneç
A branch-and-cut approach for the least cost influence problem on social networks. 84-105 - Eric Chang, Chung-Kuan Cheng, Anushka Gupta, Po-Ya Hsu, Amanda Moffitt, Alissa Ren
Empirical study on sufficient numbers of minimum cuts in strongly connected directed random graphs. 106-121
- Appreciation to Referees. 122
Volume 76, Number 2, September 2020
Preface
- Ana Dolores López-Sánchez, Jesús Sánchez-Oro
Preface to the special issue on optimization in vehicle routing and logistics. 125-127
- Nicolás Cabrera
An exact bidirectional pulse algorithm for the constrained shortest path. 128-146 - Chefi Triki
Integrating production scheduling and transportation procurement through combinatorial auctions. 147-163 - Daniel Schermer
A branch-and-cut approach and alternative formulations for the traveling salesman problem with drone. 164-186 - Maximilian Löffler, Guy Desaulniers, Stefan Irnich
Routing electric vehicles with a single recharge per route. 187-205 - Zhiyuan Lin
Avoiding unnecessary demerging and remerging of multi-commodity integer flows. 206-231 - Afonso H. Sampaio, Martin W. P. Savelsbergh, Lucas P. Veelenturf
Delivery systems with crowd-sourced drivers: A pickup and delivery problem with transfers. 232-255 - Benjamin Graf
Adaptive large variable neighborhood search for a multiperiod vehicle and technician routing problem. 256-272 - Caroline J. Jagtenberg
Columnwise neighborhood search: A novel set partitioning matheuristic and its application to the VeRoLog Solver Challenge 2019. 273-293 - Ahmed Kheiri
Exact and hyper-heuristic solutions for the distribution-installation problem from the VeRoLog 2019 challenge. 294-319
Volume 76, Number 3, October 2020
- Zacharie Alès
The K-partitioning problem: Formulations and branch-and-cut. 323-349 - Nathan Albin
Spanning tree modulus for secure broadcast games. 350-365 - Logan A. Smith
An integer program for positive semidefinite zero forcing in graphs. 366-380 - Pierre Hosteins
The stochastic critical node problem over trees. 381-401 - Sara Bourbour, Dinesh P. Mehta
Improved methods to compare distance metrics in networks using uniform random spanning trees (DIMECOST). 402-413 - Isaac Brown, Christina Graves
Most reliable two-terminal graphs with node failures. 414-426
Volume 76, Number 4, December 2020
Preface
- Ángel Corberán
Preface: Special issue on arc routing problems and other related topics. 429-430
- Georg E. A. Froehlich
Secure and efficient routing on nodes, edges, and arcs of simple-graphs and of multi-graphs. 431-450 - Rodrigo Alexander Castro Campos
Plowing with precedence in polynomial time. 451-466 - Chahid Ahabchane
The mixed capacitated general routing problem with time-dependent demands. 467-484 - René van Bevern
On approximate data reduction for the Rural Postman Problem: Theory and experiments. 485-508 - Roghayeh Hajizadeh
A branch-and-dive heuristic for single vehicle snow removal. 509-521 - Wasin Padungwech
Effects of update frequencies in a dynamic capacitated arc routing problem. 522-538 - Maurizio Bruglieri
The parking warden tour problem. 539-554
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