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r minimization problems, and many other results obtained in the last ten years.The book is intended for mathematicians interested in optimization and applied functional analysis.978-1-4614-2640-0978-0-387-88621-3Series ISSN 1931-6828 Series E-ISSN 1931-6836

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Language as a Tool,de more specific. First we will follow Karl Bühler, who proposed in 1934 in his epoch-making book . an . of language or, more specifically, of the sign. It is called an . according to the Platonic principle: language is a tool, an instrumental auxiliary, by means of which one person can communicate something about something to someone.

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Hans H?rmannreat logistics challenges to operations researchers. Optimizing flight schedules, maximizing aircraft utilization, and minimizing aircraft maintenance costs can drastically improve the airlines’ resource management, competitive position and profitability. However, optimizing today’s airline complex

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Hans H?rmannmpete, in order to achieve maximum respective benefits. To analyze this, it is essential to have a concise but comprehensive formulation of this problem. This formulation, in addition to being computationally viable, must account for special characteristics of supply chains. It is argued that . prov