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    A diffusion inventory model for deteriorating items (English)
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    9 September 2003
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    The authors consider the problem of finding the optimal impulse control schedule for a stochastic inventory model for deteriorating items. It is shown that this problem can be studied in the general frame of parabolic quasi variational inequalities. As a special case, they use this approach to solve the second-order obstacle problem. Some background material is also provided. It is a nice paper with interesting results. Such type quasi variational inequalities are being used to study the risk analysis in finance.
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    quasi variational inequalities
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    diffusion inventory model
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    optimal impulse control schedule
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    second-order obstacle problem
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    risk analysis in finance
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