Mark W. Lewis

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zbMath Open lewis.mark-wMaRDI QIDQ405666

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Stiff (ordinary differential) equations and robust methods: a historical approach	2024-11-14	Paper
Two textbooks on vector analysis: Gibbs and Runge	2024-09-24	Paper
Quadratic unconstrained binary optimization problem preprocessing: theory and empirical analysis	2024-05-03	Paper
SOLO: A Linear Ordering Approach to Path Analysis of Web Site Traffic	2023-05-09	Paper
Logical and inequality implications for reducing the size and difficulty of quadratic unconstrained binary optimization problems	2017-11-23	Paper
Probabilistic multistart with path relinking for solving the unconstrained binary quadratic problem	2017-05-31	Paper
Exact solutions to generalized vertex covering problems: a comparison of two models	2015-10-06	Paper
The unconstrained binary quadratic programming problem: a survey	2014-09-05	Paper
The path restoration version of the spare capacity allocation problem with modularity restrictions: models, algorithms, and an empirical analysis	2012-05-30	Paper
A two-stage approach to solving large capacitated task allocation problems	2010-12-27	Paper
Solving the market split problem via branch-and-cut	2010-01-26	Paper
Computationally attractive nonlinear models for combinatorial optimisation	2009-10-12	Paper
A note on xQx as a modelling and solution framework for the linear ordering problem	2009-09-13	Paper
On the use of guided design search for discovering significant decision variables in the fixed‐charge capacitated multicommodity network design problem	2009-07-28	Paper
A new approach for modeling and solving set packing problems	2007-11-23	Paper
A new modeling and solution approach for the set-partitioning problem	2007-10-19	Paper
Guided design search in the interval-bounded sailor assignment problem	2006-01-10	Paper
Using \(xQx\) to model and solve the uncapacitated task allocation problem	2005-08-25	Paper

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