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Operations Research: An Introduction -- Global Edition 11th edition

Paperback by Taha, Hamdy

Operations Research: An Introduction -- Global Edition

£67.99

ISBN:
9781292736099
Publication Date:
15 Apr 2025
Edition/language:
11th edition / English
Publisher:
Pearson Education Limited
Pages:
1160 pages
Format:
Paperback
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 9 - 10 Sep 2025
Operations Research: An Introduction -- Global Edition

Description

Operations Research uses a balanced combination of theory, applications and computations to help you learn the basics of operating research (OR). It focuses on algorithmic and practical implementation of OR techniques. Easy-to-understand numerical examples explain often difficult math concepts, helping you grasp the foundational idea without getting stuck on complex theorems or notations. Full case studies and math-free anecdotes show how algorithms are used in real-life applications. The 11th Edition introduces analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning topics that strengthen and streamline the decision-making processes involved in OR. New stories, 3 new chapters, new case studies and sections provide an up-to-date introduction to the field of OR.

Contents

Overview of Operations Research, Analytics, and AI in Decision Making Modeling with Linear Programming The Simplex Method and Sensitivity Analysis Duality and Post-Optimal Analysis Transportation Model and Its Variants Network Models Advanced Linear Programming Stochastic Linear Programming Integer Linear Programming Heuristic and Constraint Programming Traveling Salesperson Problem (TSP) Dynamic Programming (DP) Inventory Modeling Yield Management (YM) Decision Analysis and Games Markov Chains Markovian Decision Process Queuing Systems Discrete Event and Monte Carlo Simulations Classical Optimization Theory Nonlinear Programming Algorithms Case Analysis Appendices Statistical Tables Partial Answers to Selected Problems AMPL Modeling Language Review of Vectors and Matrices Review of Basic Probability Forecasting Models

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