35th conference on
The
mathematics of
operations research
Organized by LNMB
(Landelijk Netwerk Mathematische
Besliskunde)
January 12 - 14, 2010
Conference Center "De
Werelt", Lunteren, The Netherlands
Annual
meeting of Dutch senior
and junior
researchers
in the Mathematics of Operations
Research.
The program offers high-quality research
and
applications
and should appeal to both
academic researchers
and to management consultants in
trade and industry.
The conference is sponsored by the
Gebiedsbestuur
Exacte
Wetenschappen (NWO),
the Thomas Stieltjes Institute for Mathematics and
the Mathematical Research Institute (MRI).
For a special announcement (including
registration
form) of click here.
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ingredients
Eight invited lectures
Dimitris Bertsimas (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
On the power of robust solutions in two-stage
stochastic and adaptive
optimization problems
Dimitris Bertsimas (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
On the power and limitations of affine
policies in two-stage adaptive
optimization
Jose Blanchet (Columbia University, New York, USA)
Efficient rare-event simulation I: Basic
concepts and techniques
Jose Blanchet (Columbia University, New York, USA)
Efficient rare-event simulation II:
State-dependent techniques
Anton Kleywegt (Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta, USA)
A model of price bubbles and business cycles
Anton Kleywegt (Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta, USA)
Models of learning in various games
Andrea Lodi (University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy)
Computational mixed integer programming: A
survey
Andrea Lodi (University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy)
Computational mixed integer programming:
Selected fashionable topics
Presentations by PhD students
(Tuesday
14.00 - 15.30 and Wednesday
14.30 - 15.30)
For each contributed paper by a PhD student a
senior member of the
society will act as discussant.
The following PhD students of the LNMB will
present a paper at the
meeting:
Matthijs Bomhoff (UT)
Space-efficient recognition of perfect
elimination bipartite graphs
Cagdas Buyukkaramakli (TU/e)
Periodic capacity management under a lead-time performance constraint
Serra Caner (RUG)
Competition in remanufacturing
Twan Dollevoet (EUR)
Delay management with passenger re-routing
Murat Firat (TU/e}
Detecting, measuring and repairing
instabilties in
schedules of tasks with skill requirements
Olla Gabali (TU/e)
Analysis of travel times and CO2 emissions in time-dependent vehicle routing
Alwin Haensel (VU)
Estimating unconstrained demand rate functions
using customer choice sets
Jelke van Hoorn (VU)
Exponentially better than brute force: solving
the job-shop problem by dynamic programming
Willem van Jaarsveld (EUR)
Optimization of demand rationing for inventory
control with multiple demand classes
Michiel Jansen (TU/e)
The effect of workload constraints in periodic
order release models
Oner Kilic (RUG)
A simple heuristic for non-stationary (s,S)
policies
John Kleppe (UvT)
Per capita nucleolus
Kamil Kosinski (EURANDOM)
Polling
models with Levy input
Dmitry Krushinsky (RUG)
An efficient model for multiobjective cell
formation in group technology
Romeo Langestraat (UvT)
Introducing CO2 allowances: Higher prices for
all consumers, higher revenues for who?
Edwin Lohmann (UvT)
Preparation sequencing situation
Sebastian Marban (UM)
Dynamic pricing problems with elastic demand
Ineke Meuffels (UvT)
Enriching the tactical network design of
express service carrriers with fleet scheduling characteristic
Paulien Out (VU)
Optimal
outpatient scheduling with emergency arrivals
Morteza Pourakbar (EUR)
End-of-life inventory decisions for consumer electronics service parts
Mathijn Retel Helmrich (EUR)
Efficient reformulations of the economic lot-sizing problem with remanufacturing
Cyriel Rutten (UM)
Local search
performance guatantees for restricted related parallel machine
scheduling
Remy Spliet (EUR)
Robust optimization in distribution networks:
The vehicle rescheduling problem
Natalya Usotskaya (UM)
The time-optimal helicopter path is a circle
segment
Peter Vanberkel (UT)
An exact approach for relating recovering
surgical patient workload to the master surgical schedule
Luuk Veelenturf (EUR)
Railway crew rescheduling with retiming
Sandra van Wijk (TU/e)
Optimal lateral transshipment policy for a two
location inventory problem
Maaike Zonderland (UT)
Planning and scheduling of semi-urgent
surgeries
Special Session in
memory of Jaap Wessels and Gijs de Leve (Tuesday
afternoon; in Dutch)
Spreker over Jaap Wessels:
Jan van der Wal
Sprekers over Gijs de Leve:
Henk Tijms en Jan Karel Lenstra
Special Session on the occasion of
the retirement of Lodewijk Kallenberg, director LNMB (Wednesday
afternoon; in Dutch)
Verleden, heden en toekomst van het PhD-onderwijs
Chairman:
Rommert Dekker (EUR)
Babs van den Bergh (OCW)
Promoveren in een
kenniseconomie - gedachten vanuit het ministerie
Patrick Groenen (ERIM, EUR)
Het stimuleren en uitdagen van aio's in
bedrijfkundig onderzoek
Geert-Jan van Houtum (Beta, TU/e)
Beta's
rol in toekomstige PhD programma's
Lodewijk Kallenberg (LNMB)
Mijn
ervaringen met het LNMB-onderwijs: lessen voor de toekomst?
Seminar "Operations Research in
Health Care" (Thursday)
On the last day
of the conference,
Thursday
January 14 there is a one-day special seminar on Operations Research in Health
Care, organized in
cooperation with the
"Nederlands
Genootschap voor Besliskunde" (NGB). For a special announcement
(including
registration
form) of click here.
Chairman: Jacob Wijngaard (University of Groningen)
Keynote
speakers:
Thierry Chaussalet (
University of
Westminster, London, UK)
Applications of Operational Research in healthcare:
challenges and opportunities
Armand Girbes (VU University
Amsterdam)
Practical issues in patients logistics in the intensive care
Other
speakers:
Sandjai Bhulai (VU University Amsterdam)
Personnel planning for care-at-home service facilities
Rienk Bijlsma (System Navigator/Hospital Navigator, Delft)
Balancing between capacity and care
Aleida Braaksma (Amsterdam Medical Center)
Integral multidisciplinary rehabilitation treatment planning
Nico Dellaert (Eindhoven University of Technology)
Improving operational effectiveness of tactical master
plans for emergency and elective patients under stochastic demand and
capacitated resources
Peer Goudswaard (University Medical Center Groningen)
Lean Six Sigma; a tool for applied operations research at the University Medical Center Groningen
Han Hoogeveen (Utrecht University)
Personalized rosters for employees in a 24/7 environment at UMC
Peter Hulshof (University of Twente)
Redesigning Ambulatory Care with a Doctor-travels-to-Patient Policy
Nikky Kortbeek (University of Twente)
Organizing Outpatient Clinics: Exploring the Viability of Walk-in Based Policies
Paulien Out (VU University Amsterdam & CC Zorgadviseurs)
Optimal outpatient scheduling with emergency arrivals
Anja Stunnenberg (Rijnland Hospital)
Reorganizing and resizing clinical wards
Peter Vanberkel (University of Twente)
An exact approach for relating recovering surgical patient workload to the master surgical schedule
Egbert van der Veen (ORTEC, Gouda)
On Capacity Planning in Health Care
Liesbeth Vinke (Plexus)
Practical tools for optimizing bed allocation in hospitals
Jan Vissers (Institute of Health Policy and Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam)
A European perspective on OR in Healthcare
Maartje Zonderland (University of Twente & Leiden University Medical Center)
Planning and scheduling of semi-urgent surgeries
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