The stability of supply chains
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- Reliability with interdependent suppliers
- Dynamic complexities in a supply chain system with lateral transshipments
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- Stability analysis of constrained inventory systems with transportation delay
- Networked base-stock inventory control in complex distribution systems
- Dynamic modeling and control of supply chain systems: A review
- A stability study on first-order neutral systems with three rationally independent time delays
- Impact of modelling approximations in supply chain analysis – an experimental study
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- A review of coordination studies in the context of supply chain dynamics
- Quantitative models for managing supply chain risks: a review
- Application of control theoretic principles to manage inventory replenishment in a supply chain
- LQ optimal sliding mode control of periodic review perishable inventories with transportation losses
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- Quantifying bounded rationality: Managerial behaviour and the Smith predictor
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