Inventory Service-Level Measures: Convexity and Approximation
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- Base-stock policies in capacitated assembly systems: convexity properties
- Decentralized inventory control in a two-level distribution system
- Contracting for vendor‐managed inventory with a time‐dependent stockout penalty
- Random lead times and expedited orders in \((Q,r)\) inventory systems
- Inventory management of multiple items with irregular demand: a case study
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- Optimal continuous production-inventory systems subject to stockout risk
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