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LUNTEREN 2000

TWENTY-FIFTH CONFERENCE ON
THE MATHEMATICS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH


Organized by CWI and LNMB
January 11-14, 2000

Conference Center "De Blije Werelt", Lunteren, The Netherlands

The 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.




Program Invited Speakers Abstracts Invited Presentations
Parallel Sessions PhD Students Abstracts Presentations PhD Students
Registration Registered Participants How to get there Conference Secretariat



INGREDIENTS

Three mini-courses:
David R. Karger Randomized Algorithms for Cut and Flow Problems (3 lectures)
Sheldon M. Ross Some Non-Stochastic Applications of Probability (3 lectures)
Suvrajeet Sen Stochastic Programming: Applications, Properties, and Computational Challenges (3 lectures)

Six invited lectures:
Robert J. Vanderbei Interior-Point Methods for Nonlinear Programming
Robert J. Vanderbei Interior-Point Methods for Second-Order Cone Programming and Semidefinite Programming
Richard R. Weber Pricing Communication Services, I & II
Laurence Wolsey Cutting Planes for Integer and Mixed Integer Programming
Laurence Wolsey Modelling Practical Lot-Sizing Problems as Mixed Integer Programs

Presentations by PhD students
The PhD students of the Landelijk Netwerk Mathematische Besliskunde (aio's and oio's)
are invited to present a paper at the meeting.
For each contributed paper by a PhD student a senior member of the society will act as discussant.

Seminar Quantitative Financial Risk Management
On the last day of the conference, Friday January 14, there is a one-day special seminar
on Quantitative Financial Risk Management, organized in cooperation with
the "Nederlands Genootschap voor Besliskunde", for which special invitations
will be sent out to management consultants in trade and industry.