Michael Trick's Operations Research Page

Associate Professor of Industrial Administration, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213.

This is a page for pointers to all aspects of operations research. If you are working in Operations Research and have a www, gopher, or ftp site, or know of sites useful for Operations Research, please tell me! Also, let me know if you find this site useful! Automailer available or Try this!, or mail to trick+@cmu.edu.

Want to talk about Operations Research? I have set up a Webchat Server, which allows chatting over the World Wide Web. Check it out!. [NEW]

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Index

NEW INFORMATION on the Operations Research Page
Operations Research FAQs, Lists, and Organizations
- Operations Research FAQs
- Operations Research Societies and Groups
- Listings of People with Email Addresses
- Related Information in Theory of Computing
- Discrete Math and Theoretical Computing Organizations
Network Resources in Operations Research
- Resource Pointer Collections
- Subject Oriented Network Resource Guides
- Technique Oriented Network Resource Guides
- Problem Instances
- Software Packages and Descriptions
- Papers and Other Resources
- Second DIMACS Challenge
- Mathematics
People and Institutes
- Operations Research People
- Operations Research Institutes
  - Industrial Engineering, Math and Computer Science (US and Canada)
  - Business Schools (US and Canada)
  - Other Institutes
  - Outside the US and Canada
Courses in Operations Research
Conferences and Journals
- Conference Information
- Relevant Journals
Jobs in Operations Research
Michael Trick's Personal Home Page
Site Information

Special Features

Jump to a random link!. Not all Operations Research, but most are. (Now fixed to go through all of the http addresses).
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