1981
DOI: 10.2307/2581853
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A Continuous Review of (S - s) Inventory Systems in which Depletion is Due to Demand and Failure of Units

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“…Various stochastic models of inventory systems have been studied recently by Yadavalli and Joubert [13], Yadavalli et al [12]. Studies on perishable product inventory systems have gained much importance in literature (Kumaraswamy and Sankarasubramanian [7], Kalpakam and Arivarignan [4], Pal [9], Liu [8], Raafat [10] and Kalpakam and Sapna [5,6]). In the stochastic analysis of such inventory systems, it is generically assumed that the distributions of the random variables representing the number of demands over a period of time, the lifetime of the product and the lead-time remain the same and do not change throughout the domain of the analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various stochastic models of inventory systems have been studied recently by Yadavalli and Joubert [13], Yadavalli et al [12]. Studies on perishable product inventory systems have gained much importance in literature (Kumaraswamy and Sankarasubramanian [7], Kalpakam and Arivarignan [4], Pal [9], Liu [8], Raafat [10] and Kalpakam and Sapna [5,6]). In the stochastic analysis of such inventory systems, it is generically assumed that the distributions of the random variables representing the number of demands over a period of time, the lifetime of the product and the lead-time remain the same and do not change throughout the domain of the analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%