Jeffrey B. Goldberg Associate Professor B.S., Operations Research and Industrial Engineering, Cornell University M.E., Operations Research and Industrial Engineering, Cornell University Ph.D., Industrial & Operations Engineering, University of Michigan Office: ENGR 106 Voice: 520.621.6547 Email: jeff@sie.arizona.edu

Applied optimization modeling and solution. Examples include designing standard modules for use in many end products, determining optimal or near-optimal base locations for emergency vehicles, and determining cost effective low variance process designs.

1. Goldberg, J., and Szidarovszky, F., "Method for Solving Nonlinear Equations Used in Evaluating Emergency Vehicle Busy Probabilities," Operations Research, Vol. 39, 903-916, 1991.

2. Askin, R., Mitwasi, M.G., and Goldberg, J., "Determining the Number of Kanban in Multi-item Just-in-Time Systems," IIE Transactions, Design and Manufacturing, Vol. 25, Number 1, 89-98,1993.

3. Jeager, M., and Goldberg, J., "A Polynomial Algorithm for the Capacitated P-Center on Trees," Transportation Science, Vol. 28, Number 2, 1994, 167-175.

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