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A stochastic approach to a case study for product recovery network design
European Journal of Operational Research
2005 : JAN, VOL. 160:1, p. 268-287
 2005 Listes, O.
Dekker, R.
2.
Return handling options and order quantities for single period products
European Journal of Operational Research
2003 : NOV, VOL. 151:1, p. 38-52
 2003 Vlachos, D.
Dekker, R.
3.
An efficient algorithm for a generalized joint replenishment problem
European Journal of Operational Research
1999 : OCT 16, VOL. 118:2, p. 413-428
 1999 Frenk, J.
Kleijn, M.
Dekker, R.
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An investigation of lead-time effects in manufacturing/ remanufacturing systems under simple PUSH and PULL control strategies
European Journal of Operational Research
1999 : MAY 16, VOL. 115:1, p. 195-214
 1999 Laan, E. van der
Salomon, M.
Dekker, R.
5.
Inventory control in hybrid systems with remanufacturing.
Management Science
1999 : MAY, VOL. 45:5, p. 733-747
 1999 Laan, E. A. van der
Salomon, M.
Dekker, R.
Wassenhove, L. Van
6.
A two-level network for recycling sand: a case study
European Journal of Operational Research
1998 : OCT 16, VOL. 110:2, p. 199-214
 1998 Barros, A.
Dekker, R.
Scholten, V.
7.
Rationalisation of building maintenance by Markov decision models: a pilot case study
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1998 : SEP, VOL. 49:9, p. 928-935
 1998 Winden, C. van
Dekker, R.
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Maintenance of light-standards - a case study
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1998 : FEB, VOL. 49:2, p. 132-143
 1998 Dekker, R.
9.
Distribution management by means of cutoff order size: a case study
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1997 : NOV, VOL. 48:11, p. 1057-1064
 1997 Nass, R.
Dekker, R.
Sonderen-Huisman, W.van
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An efficient optimal solution method for the joint replenishment problem
European Journal of Operational Research
1997 : JUN, VOL. 99:1, p. 433-444
 1997 Wildeman, R.
Frenk, J.
Dekker, R.
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