The Compensation Method Applied to a One-Product Production/Inventory Problem
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backorder costsclosed-form expression for system costcompensation methodconstrained Markov processexponential demand sizeGreen's function methodsinventory holding costsM/M/1 systemminimization of total system costsone-product, one-machine, production/inventory problemoptimal policyPoisson demand processserver backlog processsetup coststwo-critical-number policy
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