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U8RAWYTECHNICAL REPORT SE(NAVAL POSTGRADUATEMONTEREY, CALIFORNIA

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mmOOSTGRADUATE SCHOOLMonterey, California

DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH

TECHNICAL REPORT LIST

1969 - 1979

by

Gilbert T. Howard

October 1980

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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.

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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.



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.




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.

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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


Brown, G G; Taylor, J GThe Liouville-Green approximation to the solutionvariable-coefficient Lanchester-type equations ofwarfare


Brown, G G; Taylor, J GA short table of Lanchaster-Cliff ord-Schlafi functions


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.




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


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-


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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.




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-




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.




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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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


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


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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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. *

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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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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)

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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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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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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


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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


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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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.

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Lehoczky, J P; Gaver, D PApproximate models for central server systems with twojob types


Lehoczky, J P: Gaver, D PChannels that cooperatively service a data stream andvoice messages, II: Diffusion approximations


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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Lewis, PAH; Gaver, D PStatistical approaches to managing manpower data bases

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55GvLw74021) , 19 74

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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)


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.



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


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


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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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Marshall. K TDepartment of Operations Research technical report list1956-1976


Marshall. K TAn interactive model to compute tne officer manpowerplan for the United States Marine Corps


Marshall, K TA classroom demonstration of the length-bias paradox inrenewal theory: First words on printed lines are longerthan average


Marshall, K TEfficient computation and long range optimizationapplications using a two-characteristic Markov-typemanpower flow model


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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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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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


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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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.

24




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.

25




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


Read, R RAsymptotic efficiency and some quasi method of momentsestimators


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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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.

27




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,




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.

29




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


Shudde, R HOn-station update of oceanographic information withprograms for the HP-67 calculator


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.

30




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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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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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.

33




Thomas, M U; Barr, D RStatistical aspects of lumpability hypotheses for Markovchains

Naval Postgraduate School,




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.

35




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

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55-78-029) , Oct.,1978. 14 p.

Washburn, A RIntroduction to Blotto games

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-5578023) , 1978. 30P-

Washburn. A RResults of playing an evasion game

Naval Postgraduate School, {NPS-55783) , 1978. 8 p.

Washburn, A RHide and seek from a fixed base

Sponsored by ORI, Inc. Naval Postgraduate School,(NPS55-79-010) , Apr., 1979. 15 p.

Washburn, A R; Shubert, BThe Omega-value of a two-by-two matrix-differential game

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Sy Ws7310 1 A) , 1973.26 p.

Washburn, A R; Shubert, BEquilibrium equations and a computation method formatrix differential games (MDG)

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ws7406 1) , 197U. 25P.

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Yen. J YA decentralized algorithm for finding the shortest pathsin defense communications networks

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-015) , July,1979. 15 p.

Yen. J YDistributed shortest path algorithms for computernetworks

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS55-79-017) , Aug.,1979. 36 p.

Zehna, P WSome alternatives to exponential smoothing in demandforecasting

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ze7206 1 A) , 1972.38 p.

Zehna. P WSolutions in Hadley-Whitin Q-r models

Sponsored by the Office of Naval Res. NavalPostgraduate School, (NPS-55784) , 1978. 19 p.

Zehna. P W; Barr, D RTables of common probability distributions

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55ZeBn0091 A) , 1970.31 p.

Zehna, P W; Taylor. C FComparing inventory demand forecasts

Naval Postgraduate School, (NPS-55Ze75051) , 1975. 51P-

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