DIMACS Workshop on Large Scale Discrete Optimization

Rutgers University, May 27-29, 1998

Reviews and slides of talks¹:

• Optimization in Airline Integrated Planning and Operations. Part I: Robust Planning
  George L. Nemhauser, School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
  Reviewed by Bjarni Halldorsson
• Optimization in Airline Integrated Planning and Operations. Part II: Recovery
  Ellis L. Johnson, School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
  Reviewed by Bjarni Halldorsson
• Graph Partitioning and Matching Problems in Computer Vision
  Jitendra Malik, UC Berkeley
  Reviewed by Ojas Parekh
• Algorithms for Computer-Mediated Marketing
  Prabhakar Raghavan, IBM Almaden
  Reviewed by Carl Burch
• High-Dimensional Similarity Search in Large Databases
  Rajeev Motwani, Stanford University
  Reviewed by Carl Burch
• Notes on Routing in Networks
  Eva Tardos, Cornell University
  Reviewed by Goran Konjevod
• Secondary Memory Algorithms for Networks and Geometry
  Kurt Mehlhorn, Max Planck Institute für Informatik, Saarbrücken, Germany
  Reviewed by Sibel Salman
• Notes on Maximum Flows : New Techniques and New Algorithms
  Andrew V. Goldberg, NEC Research Institute, Inc.
  Reviewed by Goran Konjevod
• Mixed Logical/Linear Programming
  John Hooker, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University
  Reviewed by Erlendur Thorsteinsson
• *Recent Developments in CPLEX
  Bob Bixby, Rice University
  Reviewed by Bertrand Guenin
• *PARINO, a PARallel INteger Optimizer
  Martin Savelsbergh, Georgia Tech.
  Reviewed by Bertrand Guenin
• Lift-and-project Cuts: An Efficient Solution Method for Mixed Integer Programs
  Sebastian Ceria, Columbia University
  Reviewed by Michael Perregaard
• Production Planning Problems: Models and Software
  Laurence Wolsey, University of Utrecht, on leave from CORE, Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
  Reviewed by Sibel Salman
• A Combinatorial Approach to Preconditioners for Iterative System Solvers
  Gary Miller, Carnegie Mellon
  Reviewed by Claudson Bornstein
• *Markov Chain Methods from Physics
  Dana Randall, Georgia Tech.
  Reviewed by Yanjun Li
• Self-Organizing Social Structure in Fish Groups
  Craig Tovey, Georgia Tech.
  Reviewed by John Chase
• Adventures in Sports Scheduling
  Michael Trick, Carnegie Mellon
  Reviewed by Geoff Atkinson
• *Network Survivability and Network Evolution
  Milena Mihail, Bellcore
  Reviewed by Yanjun Li

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