Moustapha Diaby
Associate Professor/Operations and Info Management
moustapha.diaby@uconn.edu
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Scholarly Contributions
16 Scholarly Contributions
"small" O(n9) network flow LP reformulation of the Assignment Polytope with applications to hard combinatorial optimization problems
Research Type: Journal Article
A model for predicting redemption and liability in the Loyalty Rewards industry
Research Type: Journal Article
A stochastic linear programming modeling and solution approach for planning the supply of rewards in loyalty rewards programs
Research Type: Journal Article
Aggregate planning of rewards-supply in Loyalty Rewards Programs
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
An Extension of Breakeven Analysis to the Multiple Choice Fixed-Charge Problem
Research Type: Journal Article
Competing through loyalty rewards: A game-theory approach
Research Type: Journal Article
Coping with the planning of reward supply in Loyalty Rewards Programs - A mathematical model
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Dynamic Lot-sizing in a Reverse Logistics Environment
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Dynamic Lot-sizing with Returns at Costs in a Reverse Logistics Environment
Research Type: Journal Article
Exact extended formulation for linear assignment problem (LAP) for solving the traveling salesman and quadratic assignment problems
Research Type: Journal Article
Exact extended formulation of linear assignment problem for solving the traveling salesman and quadratic assignment problems
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Linear programming formulation of the set partitioning problem
Research Type: Journal Article
Linear programming formulations of the multiple traveling salesman problem and its variations
Research Type: Book
Optimal project planning in the presence of delay penalties and crashing-dependent quality level requirements
Research Type: Journal Article
Project crashing in the presence of general non-linear activity time reduction costs
Research Type: Journal Article
The indefinite period traveling salesman problem
Research Type: Journal Article