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Plenary session
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Ralph E. Steuer |
Mixed Linear-Quadratic
Multiple Objective Programming.
University of Georgia – Athensm
USA
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Carlos Romero
Jacinto González-Pachón |
A General Framework
for Determining a Social Choice function based on
Satisficing Logic: Conceptual Issues and Theoretical
Properties,
University of Madrid, Spain.
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El-Ghazali Talbi |
Metaheuristics and
Multi-Objective Optimization: Towards a unified view.
University of Lille – France.
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Belaid Aouni* and
Fouad Ben Abdelaziz** |
Stochastic Goal
Programming Model: Theory and Applications.
*Laurentian University,
Canada.
**American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates |
Semi-Plenary
session
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Dylan Jones |
Practical Goal
Programming,
University of Portsmouth, United
Kingdom
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Matthias Ehrgott |
Solving
multiobjective linear programs -- from primal methods
in decision space to dual methods in outcome space.
University of Auckland, New
Zealand.
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Ridha Mahjoub |
Network Design and
Polyhedral Analysis,
Université Paris Dauphine,
France.
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Fréderic Semet |
Exact methods for
multi-objective optimization problems and application to
routing problems,
Ecole Centrale de Lille,
France. |
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Vincent TKindt |
Multicriteria
Scheduling. Theory : New Trends,
Université de Tours, France.
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Thibaut Lust
Jacques Teghem |
The Multi-Objective
Multidimensional Knapsack problem: a survey and a new
approach.
Faculté Polytechnique de Mons,
Belgium
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Tadeusz Trzaskalik |
Hierarchical
Dynamic Multiobjective Programming and Goal Programming.
Adamiecki University of
Economics in Katowice, Poland |
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