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U8RAWYTECHNICAL REPORT SE(NAVAL POSTGRADUATEMONTEREY, CALIFORNIA
NPS55-80-026PR
mmOOSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORT LIST
1969 - 1979
by
Gilbert T. Howard
October 1980
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
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This report contains a listing sorted alphabetically by author of all unclas-sified NPS technical reports written in the period 1969 - 1979 by faculty currentlyip the Operations Research Department.
The Department of Operations Research was merged in 1971 with the Departmentof Business and Economics to become the Department of Operations Research andAdministrative Science. In 1976 these were split into two departments.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS
And it us A ?A preliminary study of vulnerability of U. S. navalforces in the Gulf of Tonkin using a manual war game
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPs-55As72051 A) , 1972.39 p.
Andrus, A FA GPSS model: Submarine detection and trail
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55As7506 1) , 1975. 28P.
Andrus, A F; Gaver, D PThe spare parts allocation problem with imperfectinformation
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55As72041 A) , 1972.60 p.
Ariraa, J K; Neil, D ESkill deterioration and its management
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55787) , 1978. 70 p.
Barr, D RAn analysis of adjustment procedures for grenadelaunchers
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bn73041 A) , 1973.16 p.
Barr, D RTwo seguestial CEP tests
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bn7406 1) , 1974. 15P.
Barr, d rStatistical aspects of the AN/IPQ-27 PSVT design
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-1 4) , 1977. 27P.
Barr, D RPossible approaches to determining lateral and rangeeffects of bomb stations, based on observed impactpoints
Sponsored by the Naval Electronics Systems Command,Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557810) , 1978. 15 p.
Barr, D R; Burnett, T DA sequential median tsst with applications to CEPtesting
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bn75071) , 1975. 61P.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Barr, D R: Jayachandran, I; Larson, H JSome statistical procedures for the joint oil analysisprogram
Sponsored by the Technical Support Center, Naval AirRework Facility. Pensacola. Fla. Naval PostgraduateSchool, (NPS-5578008) , 1978. 72 p.
Barr, D R; Jordan. M FA power distribution model for weapon accuracy
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-553n7401 1) , 1974. 31P-
Barr, D R; Poock, G K; Richards, RExperimental designs and analyses for initial ACCAT testbed experimental demonstrations
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55772 1) , 1977. 77 p.
Barr, D R; Poock, G K; Richards, F R; Miller. H GExperimentation, research, and operational concepts forthe Naval Postgraduate School remote site module
Naval Ocean Systems Center* San Diego, Calif., 1978.28 p.
Barr, D R; Poock, G K; Richards. F RExperimentation manual. Part 1; Experimentationmethodology
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-78-032) , Nov.,1978. 47 p.
Barr. D R; Richards, F RUtility induced subjective probability
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bn7501 1) , 1975. 32P«
Barr. D R; Richards, F RUtility assessment methodology, preliminary developmentphase report
Systems Exploration, Inc., (Technical Rep.), Dec,1978.
Barr. D R: Richards, F RMk 82 bomb ejection sensitivity test report
Sponsored by Naval Electronic Systems Command. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS55-79-02) , Feb., 1979. 20P-
Barr. D R: Thomas, M UStatistical aspects of lumpability hypothesis for Markovchains
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-553nTo73121 A) , 1973.12 p.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Barr, D R; Zehna, P WTables of common probability distributions
Naval Postgraduate School, (HP3-55ZeBnO(H 1 A) , 1970.31 p.
Bradley, G H: Brown, G G: Graves, G wLarge scale network: alorithms - theory andimplementation
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-553z75 101) , 1975.
Bradley, G H; Hillier, F SA constructive theory and applications for the solutionof mixed integer systems of linear eguations
Oper. Res. Department, Stanford Univ. (TR11), 1973.2S p.
Bradley, G H; Howard, G I; Schneidewind, N F; Green, T F;Montgomery, G
System test methodology. Volume IINaval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5S5SS75072B) , 1975.
Bradley, G H; Howard, G I; Schneidewind, N F; Green, T F;Montgomery. G
System test methodology, Volume INaval Postgraduate School, (NP5-55Ss75072A) , 1975.
Bradley, G H; Schneidewind, N F; Howard, G T; Green, T FStructure and error detection in computer software
Naval Postgraduate School, (N?S-5dSs75021) , 1975. 20P.
Bradley. G H; Shubik, MA note on the shape of the Pareto optimal surface
Yale Univ., (Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper No.350) , 1973. 13 p.
Brown, G G; Bradley, G: Graves, GDesign and implementation of large scale primaltransshipment algorithms
Naval Postgraduate School, (NP5- 553zBw7609 1) , UCLAWMSI Rep. 260, Note: presented to 9th Int.Mathematical Programming Symp., Budapest, Aug., 1976.
Brown, G G; Geoffrion, k: Bradley, G HSeasonal production planning with limited shared toolingat the key operation
UCLA, (WMSI Rep. 299), Oct., 1979. 35 p.
ofmodern
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT 0? OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont* d)
Brown, G G; Shubert, BOn random binary trees
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-553w7606 1) , 1976. 45P.
Brown. G G; Taylor. J GA table of Lartchester-Clif ford-Schlafi functions
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557739) , 1977. 72 p.
Brown, G G; Taylor, J GThe Liouville-Green approximation to the solutionvariable-coefficient Lanchester-type equations ofwarfare
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557744) , 1977. 21 p.
Brown, G G; Taylor, J GA short table of Lanchaster-Cliff ord-Schlafi functions
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557742) , 1977. 58 p.
Butterworth, R WBounds on the availability function
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd71 06 1 A) , 1971.20 p.
Butterworth, R WA set theoretic treatment of coherent systems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd71 062A) , 1971.21 p.
Butterworth, R WA simple policy planning model for determining sea andshore tour lengths
Navy Personnel Res. and Development Center, SanDiego, Calif., (TR 74-2), 1973. 11 p.
Butterworth, R WOn congestion in outpatient walk-in clinics
Naval Postgraduate School, {NPS-55Bd7506 1) , 1975. 47P.
Butterworth, R wMinifast - An interactive model of the Navy's enlistedpersonnel system
Naval Postgraduate School, (NP3-55Bd76081) , 1976. 34P-
Butterworth, R W; Marshall, K TA survey of renewal theory with emphasis onapproximations
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd7405 1) , 1974. 59P.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Butterworth, R W; Milch, P RClustering analysis of enlisted Navy ratings
(Working Paper No. 101), 1974. 14 p.
Butterworth, R W; Milch, P RClustering Navy ratings by loss behavior
Navai Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd75062) , 1975.
Dean, S M; Jones, C R; Sovereign, M GThe Naval ship acquisition process as a system
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NCAR Project 78-1) , 1978. 33P-
Esary, J DProposed modifications to the probability of kill modelestablished in the JSORs for the AIAAM and AIAAMmissiles (U)
Naval weapons Center, China Lake, Calif., (Reg.39052-53), 1978. 30 p.
Elster, R 3: Read, R R; Sithens, w H; Musgrave, G L;Creighton, J W
Design of operational career laddersNaval Postgraduate School, (NP5-55Ea73061) , June,1978. 91 p.
Esary, J DThe effect of modeling depth on reliability predictionfor systems subject to a phased mission profile
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557732) , 1977. 22 p.
Esary, J D; Hayne, W JProperties of an approximate hazard transform
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ey73091A) 1973. 22P<
Esary. J D; Marshall, A HMultivariate distributions with exponential miniraums
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ey70091A) 1970.
Esary, J D; Marshall, A WSome classes of distributions closed under thefoundation of coherent systems
Univ. of Wash., (T. R. 59) 1971.
Esary, J D; Marshall, A WFamilies cf components, and systems, exposed to acompound Poisson damage process
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ey73071 A) 1973. 16P-
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENr OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Esary, J D; Marshall, A WMultivariate geometric distributions generated by acumulative damage process
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ey7304lA) 1973. 29P.
Esary, J D; Marshall, A W; Proschan, FShock models and wear processes
Fla. State Univ., Tallahasee, Fla., (FSU StatisticsRep. M194) , 1970.
Esary, J D: Ziehms, HReliability analysis of phased missions
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ey75021) 1975. 25P-
Forrest, R NErosion and discharge wares (U)
(Memo.) 1972.
Forrest, R NMemorandum of ASW studies group on ORIC system March1972
(Memo.) 1972.
Forrest, a NORAD application memorandum (If)
(Memo.) 1972.
Forrest, R NComments on the Sylvania and ITOTS proposals (LI)
(Memo.) 1973.
Forrest, R NSubmarine search models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Fo74 12 1) 1974. 32P-
Forrest, R NSome comments on the effectiveness of an optical rangingand detection system for submarine search
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Fo74 122) 1974. 13P-
Forrest. R NA submarine magnetic anomaly signal model with programsfor a Hewlett-Packard 65 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Fo75 1 01) 1975. 37P.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Forrest, R NSpine notes on search, detection and localizationmodeling
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Fo7504 1) 1975. 34P.
Forrest, R NA magnetic anomaly signal model with programs for aTexas Instruments SR-52 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Fo76021) r 1976. 62P.
Forrest, R Ni. c o l. , n uA procedure for estimatinq an object's position basedtwo or more bearings with'a program for a TI-59calculator
on
.buxatuiNaval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-34) , 1977. 37P.
Forrest, R NMagnetic anomaly detection models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-19) , 1977. 88P.
Forrest, R NA procedure for estimating an object's position based ontwo or more bearings with a program for a TI-39calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557774) , 1977.
Forrest, R NSpoor identification and submarine localization
Sponsored by Strategic Systems Project Office. NavalPostgraduate School, (NP555-78-031f , Oct., 1978. 14P-
Forrest, R NMagnetic anomaly detection models with a program for aTI-59 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557802 1) , 1978. 52P-
Forrest, R NAn evaluation of a signal processing technique
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5578 12PR) , 1978. 11P-
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Forrest, R NA procedure for estimating an object's position based ontwo or more bearings with a program for a TI-59calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-77-34 (Revised)),Aug., 1978! 42 p.
Forrest, R NA note on the use of positive and negative informationto update target location estimates
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557801 8) , 1978. 13P.
Forrest, R NA discussion of some work done under the NPS - NavalIntelligence Research Project (U)
Sponsored by Naval Intelligence Support Center.Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-008PR) , Mar.,1979. 6 p.
Forrest. R NA submarine spoor detection model
Sponsored by Strategic Systems Project Office. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS- 79-016) , Aug., 1979. 27 p.
Gaver, D PSystem service output with application tomultiprogramming
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv71 091 A) 1971. 21P.
Gaver. D PMethods for assessing variability with emphasis onsimulation data interpretation
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv721 1 1A) 1972. 3iP.
Gaver, D PDoctors on ships?
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55G v72392A) 1972. 15P-
Gaver. D PDelays at a facility with demand from many distinctsources
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-bbG V73081A) 1971. 14P.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Gaver, D PAnalytical models for supplementing ship manningsimulations
Naval Postgraduate School, (Ni>S-55Gv73021 A) 1973. 24P.
Gaver. D PDOD budget data analyzed by robust regression technigues
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55G v75091) 1975. 29P.
Gaver, D PRandom record models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv75 102) 1975. 20P.
Gaver, D PThe cpnstruction and fitting of some simpleprobabilistic computer models
Naval Postgraduate School, (N?S-55Gv7501 1) 1975. 42P.
Gaver, D PStatistical methods of probable use for understandingremote sensing data
Sponsored by Office of Naval Res. Naval PostgraduateSchool, (NPS55-79-020) , Oct., 1979. 19 p.
Gaver, D P; Acar, aAnalytical hazard representation for use in reliability,mortality, and simulation studies
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-78-017) , Aug.,1978. 48 p.
Gaver, D P; Andrus, A FThe spare parts allocation problem with imperfectinformation, I
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55As72041A) 1972. 60P-
Gaver, D P; Humfeld, GHuititype multiprogramming: Probability models andnumerical procedures
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv75 1 01) , 1975. 21P.
Gaver, D P; Jacobs, P AStorage problems when demand is "all or nothing"
Sponsored by the Nat. Sci. Foundation. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS55-79-07) , Mar., 1979. 34P.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Gaver, D P; Lehoczky, J PGaussian approximations to service problems: Acommunication system example
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55G v7506 1) , 1975. 3oP-
Gaver. D P: Lehoczky, J PModels for work backlogs at computers that time-shareheterogeneous users
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557733) , 1977. 33 p.
Gaver, D P; Lehoczky, J PNon-stationary infinite server models and theirrelatives
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. and Nat. Sci.Foundation. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS-5578026) , 1978. 20 p.
Gaver, D P; Lehoczky, J PChannel blocking in a satellite communication systemmodel
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-78-025) , Oct.,1978. 37 p.
Gaver, D P; Lehoczky, J PChannels that cooperatively service a data strean andvoice messages, I
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-027) , Nov.,1979. 46 p.
Gaver, D P; Lehoczky, J P: Perlas, MTransitory service systems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv73051 A) , 1972.32 p.
Gaver, D P; Lewis. PAWFirst-order autoregressive and gamma seguences
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. and Nat. Sci.Foundation. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS-5578016) , 1978. 33 p.
Gaver, D P; Levis, PAWStatistical approaches to managing manpower data bases
Naval Postgraduate School, tNPS-55S vLw7402 1) 1974.25 p.
Gaver, D ?; Shedler, G SProcessor utilization in multiprogramming systems viadiffusion approximations
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv72051 A) 1972. 52P-
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Gaver, D P; Shedler, G SApproximate models for processor utilization inmultiprogrammed computer systems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Gv7209 U) 1972. 22P-
Gaver, D P; Shedler, G SSampling from the negative binomial distribution usingWeibull mixture
(IBM Tech. Rep.) 1973.
Srinold, R CA steady state longitudinal manpower planning model withseveral classes by manpower
Naval Postgraduate School, (NP355-79-025) , Aug.,1979. 68 p. *
'
Hartman, J KIterative determination of parameters for an exactpenalty function
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh71 12 1A) 1971. 27P-
Hartman, J KSome experiments in global optimization
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh72051 A) 1972. 23P.
Hartman, J KConditions under which a penalty function algorithm iswell defined
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh73 101A) 1973. 8P-
Hartman, J KGlobal solutions to absolute value "linear" programs
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh73 1 1 U) 1973.
Hartman, J KA new method for global optimization
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh730»*1A) 1973. 12P-
Hartman. J KConstruction workload and resource allocation study:progress report
(Working Paper) June, 1974. 3 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Hartman, J KOptimal ship routing
Survey for NROTC Course in Oper. Analysis, July,1974. 17 p.
J J
Hartman, J KHeuristics for global optimization of constrainednonlinear programs
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh74051) 1974. 15P-
Hartman, J KEpsilon-optimality for a global optiaization algorithm
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh75 1 21) 1975. 11P-
Hartraan, J KA branch and bound method for nonseparable nonconvexoptimization
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh75 1 02) 1975. 11P-
Hartman, J KExtension of the grid linearization algorithm for convexoptimization to nonconvex nonlinear programs
Naval Postgraduate School, (N?S-55Hh7507 1) 1975. 22P-
Hartman, J KPreliminary systems specifications for the NTDS computerfacilities scheduling system
May 20, 1977. 29 p.
Hartman, J KParametric terrain and line of sight modelling in theSTAR combat model
Sponsored by U. S. Army Training and DoctrineCommand. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-79-01 8)
,
Aug., 1979. 81 p.
Hartman, J KA survey of some models for determining munitionsstockpile requirements for air to ground weapons
Sponsored by the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake-Calif. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55782) , 1978.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Hartman, J K; Howard, G rNTDS computer facilities scheduling.
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh55Hk761 1 1) , 1976.39 p.
Hartman, J K; Howard, G rNTDS computer facilities scheduling system: Finalreport
Sponsored by the Fleet Combat. Direction SystemsSupport Activity, San Diego, Calif. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-557745) , 1977. 153 p.
Hartman, J K; Lasdon, L SA generalized upper bounding algorithm formulticommodity network flow problems
Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, Ohio. (Tech.Memo 193) 1970. 38 p.
Hartman, J K; Sheppard, F LThermoeconomic analysis of vapor power systems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-59Nn75062A) 1975.106 p.
Hartman- J >K; Womer, N KAuditing cost-effectiveness analyses of technologicalghanoes
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hh73121A) 1973.102 p.
Howard, G TSensor accuracy mission performance study
Mellonics Systems Develop. Div. of Litton Industries,1970.
Howard, G TMinimizing expected shortages in a multi-item inventorysystem
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hk7 1 01 1 A) 1971. 38P.
Howard, G TMinimizing the number of penetrations in a boundarydefense problem
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hk72041A) 1972. 29P.
Howard, G TAn allocation model for attacking defended targetcomplexes with imperfect attackers
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hk73081A) 1973. 26P-
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENr OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Howard. G TAnalysis of a demand access communication system withpriority classes
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hk74 121) 1974.
Howard, G TAllocation of resources to maximize flow capacity in amixed ser ies--parallel network
Naval Postgraduate School, (N?S-55Hk74 122) 197U.
Howard, G TFACPUB: A system for computerizing faculty publicationrecords
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-01 9) , Sept.,1979. 94 p.
Howard, G I; Balut , S JN job, one machine scheduling to minimize the number oflate nobs when set-up times are sequence dependent
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55HR72021A) 1972. 19P-
Howard, G T; Balut. S JComparison of three rules of thumb to the optimalsolution in investigation theory--with sample problems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Hk7301 U) 1973. 22P-
Howard, G T; Bradley, G H: S chneidewind, N F; Green, T FStructure and error detection in computer software
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ss75021) 1975. 20P-
Howard, G T; Bradley, G H; Schneidewind, N F; Green, T F;Montgomery. G
System test methodology.Naval Postgraduate Sc
Vol. IIPostgraduate School, (NPS-55Ss75072B) 1975.
Howard, G T; Bradley, G H; Schneidewind, N F; Green, T F;Montgomery. G
System test methodology, Vol. INaval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ss75072A) 1975.
Howard, G TA target selection model
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557830) , 1978. 25 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Howard. G T; Schneidewind, N F: Kirchgaessner, MSoftware error detection models, validation tests andprogram complexity measures
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-52Ss76 11 1) , 1976.155 p.
Huber, R K; Low, L J: Taylor, J GSome thoughts on developing a theory of combat
Sponsored by Foundation Res. Program and ScientificAffairs Div. of NATO Res. Grants Programme. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS 55-79-014), July, 1979. 54P.
Jacobs, P AFunctionals of a vehicular traffic model with dependentmotions
Department of Oper. Res., Stanford Univ., (TechnicalRep. 74-5), 1975.
Jacobs, P AThe motion of a distinguished particle in an infiniteparticle system
Department of Oper. Res., Stanford Univ., (TechnicalRep.), 1974.
Jacobs, P AThe description of a random field by means of itsconditional distribution
Department of Oper. Res., Stanford Univ., (TechnicalRep. 74-3), 1974.
Jacobs, P AA cyclic gueueing network with dependent exponentials £ it v i. c £ "t lin^s
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557740) , 1977. 31 p.
Jacobs, P AHeavy traffic results for single server gueues withdependent (EARMA) service and interarrival times
Sponsored by the Nat. Sci. Foundation. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS55-79-009) , Apr., 1979. 27P.
Jacobs, P AA model for the defense of a mine field
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-032) , Dec,1979. 16 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Jacobs, P A; Lewis, PAWDiscrete time series generated *>y mixtures III:Autoregressive processes (DAR (p) )
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-78-022) , Sept.,1978. 45 p.
r
Lehoczky, J P; Gaver, D PApproximate models for central server systems with twojob types
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557725) , 1977. 24 p.
Lehoczky, J P: Gaver, D PChannels that cooperatively service a data stream andvoice messages, II: Diffusion approximations
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-028) , Nov.,1979. 45 p.
Lewis, PAWRecent results in the statistical analysis of univariatepoint processes
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw71 121 A) , 1971.90 p.
Lewis, PAWLarge-scale computer-aided statistical mathematics
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw72 1 1 1 A) , 1972.16 p.
Le wis P A WSASE VI and the statistical analyses of series in eventsin computer systems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw76091) , 1976. 21P.
Lewis PAWSimple models for positive-valued and discrete-valuedtime series with ARMA correlation structure
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS 55-78-033), Nov.,1978. 42 p.
XfGwis PAWThe spectrum of intervals for superposed Erland renewalprocesses
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55LW 73062A) , 1973.33 p.
Lewis, PAW; Gaver, DFirst order autoregressive Gamma sequences and Pointprocesses
Sponsored by the Office of the Naval Res. and Nat.Sci. Foundation. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS-5578016) , 1978. 33 p.
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TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Lewis, PAH; Gaver, D PStatistical approaches to managing manpower data bases
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55GvLw74021) , 19 74
.
25 p.
Lewis, PAW; Goodman, A S; Robbins, H ESimultaneous estimation of large numbers of extremequantiles in simulation experiments
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw71 122A) , 1971.41 p.
Lewis, PAW; Iglehart. DRegenerative simulation with internal controls
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-557805) , 1978, 29 p.
Lewis, PAW; Iglehart, D LVariance reduction for regenerative simulations, I:Internal control and stratified sampling for queues.
Control Analysis Corp., Palo Alto, Calif., Tech. Rep.(86-22) , 1976. 30 p.
Lewis, PAW; Jacobs, P AA mixed autoregressiva-moving average exponentialsequence and point process (EARMA 1,1)
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw75101) , 1975. 33P.
Lewis, PAW: Jacobs, P ADiscrete time series generated by mixtures I:Correlational and runs properties
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77- 1) , 1977. 35P.
Lewis, PAW: Jacobs, P ADiscrete time series generated by mixtures III:Autoregressive processes (DAR(p))
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-5578022) , 1978. 29 p.
Lewis, PAW; Lawrance, A Jloving average exponen-Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw7506l) , 1975. 26
Lewis, PAW; Lawrance, A JAn exponential autoregressive-moving average processEARMA (p,q) : Definition and correlational properties
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-557801 ) , 1978. 35 p.
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (COnt»d)
Lewis, PAW; Lawrence, A JProperties of the bivariate delayed Poisson process
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw7407lf , 1974. 25P-
Lewis, PAW: Learmonth, G PNaval Postgraduate School random number generatorpackage LL random
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw73061 A) , 1973.51 p.
Lewis, PAW; Learmonth, G PStatistical tests of some widely used and recentlyproposed uniform random number generators
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw73 1 1 1 A) , 1973. 9P-
Lewis, PAW; Robinson, D WTesting for a monotone trend in a modulated renewalprocess
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw73 121) , 1973. 27P.
Lewis, PAW; Robinson, D WGenerating Gamma and Cauchy random variables: anextension to the Naval Postgraduate School random numberpackage
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-72Ro75041) , 1975. 58P-
Lewis, PAW; Robinson, D WEmpirical sampling study of goodness of fit statisticfor density function estimation
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Lw75031) , 1975. 26P.
Lewis P AW* Shedler G SStatistical analysis of non-stationary series of eventsin 3. d St. s ios. s ^ svstQin
Naval Postgraduate'school, (NPS-55Lw76092) , 1976. 51P-
Lewis P AW* Shedler G SAnalysis and modelling of point processes in computersyste ms
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557738) , 1977. 41 p.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Lewis, PAW; Shedler, G SSimulation of nonhomogeneous Poisson processes bythinning
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-557801 4) , 1978. 23 p.
Lewis, PAW; Shedler, G SSimulation methods for Poisson processes innonstationary systems
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-557801 9) , 1978. 25 p.
Marshall, K TAn analysis of bolter-hole spacing in aircraft carrierlandings
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5573013) , 1978. 50P-
Marshall, K TA coinparsion of two personnel prediction models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt71 01 1 A) , 1971.43 p.
Marshall, K TA manpower and personnel research data base feasibilitystudy
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt731 21) , 1973. 33P.
Marshall, K TManpower and personnel data bases in the Navy and MarineCorps
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt73021 A) , 1973.36 p.
Marshall, K TThe determination of Navy graduate school quotas
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt750T1) , 1975. 35P.
Marshall, K TForecasting the numbers and types of enlisted personnelin the United States Marine Corps: An interactivecohort model
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-24) , 1977. 31P.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Marshall. K TDepartment of Operations Research technical report list1956-1976
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557735) , 1977. 16 p.
Marshall. K TAn interactive model to compute tne officer manpowerplan for the United States Marine Corps
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557737) , 1977. 42 p.
Marshall, K TA classroom demonstration of the length-bias paradox inrenewal theory: First words on printed lines are longerthan average
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5577 12) , 1977. 11 p.
Marshall, K TEfficient computation and long range optimizationapplications using a two-characteristic Markov-typemanpower flow model
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557723) , 1977. 31 p.
Marshall, K TRecruit-first term reenlistraent trade-off
(Internal OP-01 Rep.), 1979.
Marshall, K T: Butterworth, R WA survey of renewal theory with emphasis onapproximations, bounds, and applications
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd74051) , 1974. 59P-
Marshall, K T; Butterworth. R WSurvey of numerical methods for applications of renewalprocesses
Naval Postgraduate School.
Marshall, K T: Criste, D MA survey of selected officer retention andgrade-structure studies
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt72Q71 A) , 1972.57 p.
Marshall, K T: Grinold, R CManpower planning models - I: Basic concepts
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt74 122) , 1974. 27P.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Marshall, K T: Grinold, R CManpower planning models - III: Longitudinal models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5bMt75081) , 1975. 85P.
Marshall, K T: Grinold, R CManpower planning models - V: Optimization models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt75 101) , 1975. 66P-
Marshall, K T: Grinold, R CManpower planning models - IV: Synthesis ofcross-sectional and longitudinal models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NFS-55Mt75 1 1 1) , 1975. 43P.
Marshall, K T: Grinold, R CManpower planning models - II: Cross sectional models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt75021) , 1975.102 p.
Marshall, K T; Grinold, R C; Oliver, R MLongitudinal manpower planning models
Oper. Res. Center, tlniv. of Calif., Berkeley, Calif.,(ORC 73-12) , 1973. 30 p.
Marshall. K T: Hayne, W JTwo-characteristic Markov-type manpower flow models
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mt74071) , 1974. 44P.
Marshall, K T; Oliver, R MEstimating errors in student enrollment forecasting
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-01) , Jan., 1979.26 p.
Marshall, K T; Oliver. R M: Suslow. S SUndergraduate enrollment and attendance patterns
Office of the Chancellor. Univ. of Calif., Berkeley,Calif., Administrative Studies Project in HigherEducation. (Rep. No. 4), 1970. 51 p.
Marshall, K T: Richards, F RAnalysis of deficits in discrete time resourceallocation problems with correlated supplies and demands
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55MtRh7605 1) , 1976.18 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Marshall, K T; Wolff, R WCustomer average and time average queue lengths andwaiting times
Oper. Res. Center, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Calif.,(ORC 70-16) , 1970.
Milch, P RA shutdown queue with two servers and general servicetimes
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mh72041 A) , 1972.13 p.
Milch, P RA model for the prediction of advancements in the NavyEnlisted Force.
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mh76061) , 1976.14 1 p.
Milch, P REstimation of parametric length of service distributionsof advances of the Navy Enlisted Force.
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Mh76121) , 1976.141 p.
Milch, P RThe establishment of a new method of estimating thenumber of advancements in the Navy enlisted force
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55786) , 1978. 164 p.
Milch. P R: Andrus, A F; Brown, DAlternative measures of effectiveness and methods ofanalysis for phase II antitank missile test (ATMT)
BMD Scientific Support Lab., Aug., 1974. 48 p.
Milch, P R; Eutterworth, R WClustering analysis of the enlisted Navy ratings
Navy Personnel Res. and Develop. Center, (NPRDC74-101) 1974. 15 p.
Milch, P R; Butterworth, R WClustering Navy ratings by loss behavior
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bd75062) , 1975. 32P.
Neil, D EDesign parameters and color CRT display design
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-05) , Feb., 1979.41 p.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
N.
Neil, D E; Johns, T RInter-examiner reliability in the determination oflateral visual field
U. N. C. Highway Safety Res. Center, Chapel Hill,C. , (Tech. Rep.) , 1972.
Neil, D E; Johns, T RAn investigation of the relationship between inducedfatigue ana heartrate
U. N. C. Highway Safety Res. Center, Chapel Hill, N.C. , (Tech. Rep.) , 1973.
Neil, D E: Pearson, R G; Barrett, R FSonar display design parameters and a conceptual modelof the observer*s role in target detection
ONR, Washington, D. C, (Tech. Rep.), 1970.Parry, S H
Land combat model-find reportSystem Res. Group, Ohio State Univ., 1970.
Parry, S HStudies of mobility, agility and survivability in theland combat environment
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Py75091) , 1975.148 p.
Parry, S H: Kelleher, E PTactical parameters and input requirements for theground component of the STAR combat model
Sponsored by U. S. Army Training and DoctrineCommand. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-023)
,
Oct., 1979. 95 p.
Pilnick, S EAn example of phased mission reliability analysis for ahypothetical naval weapons svstem
Naval Postgraduate School; (NPS-557728) , 1977. 36 p
Poock. G KUnderwater display visibility as influenced bytrubidity, display background color, and the color andintensity of illumination
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Pk72071 A) , 1972.28 p.
Poock. G KUnderwater display visibility as influenced byturbidity, viewing distance, and color of illumination
Naval Postoraduate School, (NPS-55Pk7205U) , 1972.15 p.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Poock, G KHuman factors and safety problems on Navy oil skimmers
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Pk7501 1) , 1975. 13P-
Poock, G KFactors involved in the variability of monthly majoraircraft accident rates
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Pk76071) , 1976. 11P-
Poock, G KTrends in major aircraft accident rates
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Pk7606 1) , 1976. 23P.
Poock, G K: Ruckner, E A; Kritz, A CUnderwater display visibility as influenced by turbidity
Nav. Electronics Lab. Center, (IN2386) , 1973.
Poock, G K; Sparks, P WThe Poock-Sparks technigue of motion picture Kirlianphotography
(Tech. Sept. 1), 1973.
Raike, W MPerformance-constrained deterministic and probabilisticmultiperiod inventory problems: Part I
Oper. Res. Group, Monterey, Calif., (Working Paper),
Raike, W M; Buckingham, J R; Kelleher, M DAn optimization study of a low thermal potential powersystem
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-69Kk76091) , 1976.108 p.
Raike. W M; Charles, A; Stutz, J DExtensions of some results of Gale and Nikaidoconcerning global unicity of solutions to nonlinearinequalities
oper. Res. Group, Monterey, Calif., (Working Paper),1973.
Raike, W Mj Charnes, A; Stutz, J DV-positivity , poverses and an economic global unicitytheorem of Gale and Nikaido
Center for Cybernetic Studies. Univ. of Texas,Austin, Tex., (Res. Rep. CS-182), 1974. 8 p.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Rasmuson, D M: Marshall, N H; Burdick, G RUser^s guide for the reliability analysis system (RAS)
EG&G, Idaho. Inc., (Category UC-79p, LMFBR-Saf et y,TID-&500-R65) (TREE-1168?, Sept., 1577.
Read, R RFire support records project
Naval Postgraduate School (NPS-55Re701 1 1B) 1970. 23P.
Read, R RAn analysis of HF bearing data
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Re75 101) , 1975.
Read, fi R.
Study of the prediction of manpower change behaviorusing regression methods
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557726) , 1977. 62 p.
Read, R RAsymptotic efficiency and some quasi method of momentsestimators
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55777) , 1977. 69 p.
Read, R RMethodology for efficiency and alteration of thelikelihood system
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-9) , 1977.
Read, R RData analysis of the teaching award ballots
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-013) , July,1979. 57 p.
Read. R R: Elster, R S; et alStatistical analysis of personnel data using factorscoring cluster analysis and multidimensional scaling
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Re73061) , 1973.
Read, R R; Elster, R S; Githens, W HDesign of operational career ladders
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ea73061) , 1973. 91P.
Read, R R; Zweig, H JOn the quantification of teacher performance usingstudent opinion
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55ReZw7203 1 A) 1972.57 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Richards, F RA stochastic model of a repairable item inventory system
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Rh72 121A) , 1972.32 p.
Richards, F RValidations tests for ships supply support study
Naval Postgraduate School, (§PS-55Rh72 1 1 1 A) , 1972.23 p.
Richards. F RA study of independence between supply ehcelons
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Rh73021 A) , 1973.34 p.
Richards. F RComputer software: Testing, reliability models, andguality assurance
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Rh74071 A) , 1974.80 p.
Richards, F RA user's guide to the OA 3660 APL workspace
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5578028) , 1978. 113P.
Richards. F R; Atkinson, L RAnalytical models for SERVMART inventory control
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Rh73061A) , 1973.43 p.
Richards. F R; Barr, D RUtility induced subjective probability
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bn7501 1) , 1975. 32P.
Richards. F R; Barr, D RUtility assessment methodology, preliminary developmentphase report
Systems Exploration, Inc., (Technical Rep.), Dec,1978.
Richards, F R; Barr, D RMK 82 bomb ejection sensitivity test report
Sponsored by Naval Electronics Systems Eng. Center.Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-02) , Feb., 1979.20 p.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Richards, F R: Marshall, K TAnalysis of deficits in discrete time resourceallocation problems with correlated supplies and demands
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55MtRh7605 1) , 1976.18 p.
Richards, F R; Thomas. M UOn choosing a family of probability distributions
Naval Postgraduate School,
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Shubert, BModeling a random search
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-53Sy75071) , 1975. 25P.
Shubert, B 0; Brown, G GOn random binary trees
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Bw 7606 1) , 1976. 45P.
Shubert. B 0; Washburn, A RThe Omega-value of a two-by-two matrix differential game
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-Syys73101 A) , 1973.26 p.
Shubert. B 0; Washburn, A REquilibrium equations and a computation method formatrix differential games (MDG)
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ws7406 1) , 1974. 25P.
Shudde, R HLPI— an interactive linear programming package
Naval Postgraduate School, tNPS-55Su74 10lf , 1974. 42P-
Shudde. R HSurface duct propagation loss - HP-97 plot version
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.U10015) r 1976.
Shudde, R HNonsymmatric ballastic range, height, time-of-f light andoptimal flight path angle computations with programs fora Hewlett-Packard 65 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Su76031) , 1976. 17P-
Shudde, R HFBM Effectiveness project - results of 2 researchquarters
Naval Postgraduate School letter rep., (NC4 (55Su) /pc,39G0. Ser: S120), 1976.
Shudde, R HBearing, speed and course given range and Doppler datafrom two sonobuoys
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.U10020) , 1976.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Shudde, R HSpeed and course given range-only data from twosonobuoys of two or more times
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Progiam Library, (Doc.U10021), 1976.
Shudde. R HHYLOP - Hyperbolic lines-of- position with two sonobuoys
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.C10019), 1976.
Shudde, R HDACTIVE - Least squares tracking with time, bearing, andrange
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.U10017), 1976.
Shudde, R HDIFAR - Bearings only tracking with least squares
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.U10016), 1976.
Shudde, R HHYFIX - Hyperbolic fixing with three sonobuoys
NAVTACSUPPACT Fleet Mission Program Library, (Doc.C10018) , 1976.
Shudde, fl HEstimation of a contact's course, speed and positionbased on bearings-only information from two movingsensors with a program for an HP-67/97 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557743) , 1977. 16 p.
Shudde, R HOn-station update of oceanographic information withprograms for the HP-67 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55774 1) , 1977. 13 p.
Shudde. R HTactical analysis on the personal programmablecalculator— six algorithms
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-77-31) , 1977. 89P-
Shudde, R HAn analysis of the Lloyd mirror phenomena under constantvelocity gradient conditions with programs for theHP-67/97 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557736) , 1977. 120P.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Shudde, R Hdoe. r hTactical analysis on the personal programmablecalculator - six algorithms (rev. ed.)
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55773 1) , 1978.
Shudde. R HAn AN/SSQ-50/5 0A and AN/SSQ-62 environmental rangeprediction model for the Hewlett-Packard HP-67/97programmable calculator
sponsored by Office of Naval Research. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS55-78-027) , Oct., 1978.
Shudde, R HTracking and environmental algorithms for theHewlett-Packard HP-67 calculator
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55789), 1978. 59 p.
Shudde, R HNaval applications: Ten algorithms for theHewlett-Packard HP-67 and HP-97 calculators
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-04) , Fab., 1979.169 p.
Shudde, R HNaval applications: Three algorithms for theHewlett-Packard HP-67 and HP-97 calculators (U)
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-01 1) , May, 1979.
Shudde, R H; Barr, D RAn analysis of earthquake freguency data
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Su76 121) , 1976. 11P.
Shudde, R H; Zeleny, W BThe MIRV seguencing problem - an analytical approach
(NPS-55SU/61Z10061B) , 1970.
Sovereign, M G; Jones, C REscalation provisions for Navy contracts, issues andchoices
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Zo75051) , 1975. 59P-
lor. J GApplication of differential games to problems ofmilitary conflict: Tactical allocation problems -
Naval197 pNaval Postgraduate School, (NP3-55Tw70062A) , 1970.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont • d)
Taylor. J flApplication of differential games to problems of navalwarfare: Surveillance - evasion - Part I
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw70061 A) , 1970.126 p.
Taylor. J G.Application of differential games to problems ofmilitary conflict: Tactical allocation problems - Part
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw721 1 1 A) , 1972.77 p.
Taylor, J GAppendices C and D of Application of differential gamesto problems of military conflict: Tactical allocationproblems - Part II
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw74 1 12) , 1974. 27p. and 71 p.
Taylor. J GApplication of differential games to problems ofmilitary conflict: Tactical allocation problems - PartIII. Final report for period Sept.. 1973 - May, 1974
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw74051) , 1974. v.P.
Taylor, J GSurvey on the optimal control of Lanchester-typeattribtion processes. Partial report for period Sept.1973-Dec. 1973
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw74031) , 1974. 36P.
Taylor, J GOptimal fire-support strategies
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw7602 1) , 1976.146 p.
Taylor, J GDifferential-game examination of optimal time-sequentialfire-support strategies
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw76091) , 1976. 53P.
Taylor, J GError bounds for the Liouville-Green approximation toinitial-value problems
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-77-29) , 1977.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Taylor, J GFire distribution in Lanchester inertial combat, I:"Square-law" attrition of target types
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5577 1 1) , 1977. 50 p.
Taylor, J GOn Liouville's normal form for Lanchester-type equationsof modern warfare with variable coefficients
Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. and FoundationRes. Program. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS-5578024) , 1978. 28 p.
Taylor, J G; Brown. G GA mathematical theory for variable-coefficientLanchester-type equations of "modern warfare"
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw741 1 1) , 1974. 44P.
Taylor, J G; Brown, G GAn examination of the effects of the criterionfunctional on optimal fire-support policies.
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw55Bn76092) , 1976.48 p.
Taylor. J G: Brown, G GA short table of Lanchester-Clif f ord-Schlafli functions
Sponsored by the U. S. Army Res. Office and Office ofNaval Res. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557742)
,
1977. 63 p.
Taylor, J G; Brown. G GA table of Lanchester-Clif ford-Schlafli functions
Sponsored by the U. S. Army Res. Office and Office ofNaval Res. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557739)
,
1977. 90 p.
Taylor, J G; Comstock, CForce-annihilation conditions for variable-coefficientLanchester-type equations of modern warfare, I:Mathematical theory
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Tw76081) , 1976. 35P-
Taylor. J G; Brown, G GFurther canonical methods in the selection ofvariable-coefficient Lanchester-type equations of modernwarfare
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-557727) , 1977.
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENr OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Thomas, M U; Barr, D RStatistical aspects of lumpability hypotheses for Markovchains
Naval Postgraduate School,
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California
DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Tysver, J BSensitivity testing for safety and reliability
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ty71041 A) , 1971.32 p.
Tysver, J BAllocation of imperfect weapons for attack and defenseof point targets
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ty74031) , 1974. 61P.
Tysver, J BSubmarine and missile requirements as a function of thenumber of missiles per submarine and submarineneutralization probability
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ty75071) , 1975. 29P-
Tysver, J BUse of sequential differences in smoothing 3-D data
Sponsored by Naval Undersea Warfare Eng. Station,Keyport, Wash. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS55-79-012PR) , May, 1979. 102 p.
Waldeisen, L E; Gifford, E CH-2/SR helicopter pilot and ATO crew station humanfactors engineering specification
U. S. Nav. Air Develop. Center, (NADC SPEC 5013-006)
,
1974. 136 p.
Washburn. A RAn introduction to evasion games
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ws71091 A) , 1971.35 p.
Washburn, A RApproximations for a pattern bombing problem
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55»s72051A) , 1972.
Washburn, A RA bi-modal inventory study with random lead times
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ws73091 A) , 1973.21 p.
Washburn, A RAn ASW application of optimal stopping
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ws74031) , 1974.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
TECHNICAL REPORTS (cont'd)
Washburn, A RPatrolling a channel revisited
Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55ws75 121) , 1975.
Washburn, A RSimulation of Kalman filter used for long baselineunderwater tracking
Naval Postgraduate School, (N?S-55Ws75101) , 1975. 21P-
Washburn, A RGross measures of surface-to-surface Naval firepower
Naval Surface Weapons Center.
Washburn, A RSimulation of Kalman filter used for short baselineunderwater tracking
Sponsored by the Naval Torpedo Station, Keyport,Wash. Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5578015)
,
1978. 11 p.
Washburn. A RSearch for a moving target: [Tpper bound on detectionprobability
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