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Dantzig and i, following a longstanding invitation by fred hillier to contribute a volume to his international series in operations research and management science, decided finally to go ahead with editing a volume on stochastic programming. Brings together leading in the most important subfields of stochastic programming to present a rigourous overview of basic models, methods and applications of stochastic programming. In freight transportation, it is the norm to call a carrier the day. The text is intended for researchers, students, engineers and economists, who encounter in their work optimization problems involving uncertainty.
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