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1997 George B. Dantzig Dissertation Award The George B. Dantzig Dissertation Award Committee is now accepting entries for the 1997 award. The award for the best OR/MS dissertation serves to promote greater interaction between academia and industry by encouraging researchers to conduct innovative research that is relevant to practice in any area of operations research and management science. The first and second place winners will receive awards of $800 and $400 respectively. Additional finalists will receive honorable mentions with $100 awards. Prizes will be awarded at the INFORMS National Fall Meeting in Dallas, Texas Oct. 26-29, 1997. Each entry must: 1) Consist of a doctoral dissertation written primarily by the entrant and completed between Jan. 1, 1996, and July 1, 1997. 2) Present original ideas obtained predominantly by the entrant. 3) Clearly illustrate and demonstrate the relevance of the work in practice and the potential impact in industry. Entrants should submit six copies of the following items before July 15, 1997: 1) A summary of the dissertation (less than 5 double-spaced pages) highlighting the significance of the problem, the novelty of the methodology approach, the contribution of the research to industry, and the scope of the dissertation.

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Dantzig , George Bernard Estadístico y económetra norteamericano nacido en Portland (Oregón) en 1914. Realizó sus estudios en las Universidades de Maryland y Berkeley en la que se doctoró en matemáticas en 1946. Ha sido profesor en las Universidades de Berkeley y Stanford. Considerado como el creador de la programación lineal, aportó un método para resolver los problemas de tipo lineal a través del llamado "método simplex o de Dantzig". Su obra más conocida es Maximization of a Linear Function of Variables Subject to Linear Inequalities (1974) y Linear Programming and Extensions

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1997 George B. Dantzig Dissertation Award The George B. Dantzig Dissertation Award Committee is now accepting entries for the 1997 award. The award for the best OR/MS dissertation serves to promote greater interaction between academia and industry by encouraging researchers to conduct innovative research that is relevant to practice in any area of operations research and management science. The first and second place winners will receive awards of $800 and $400 respectively. Additional finalists will receive honorable mentions with $100 awards. Prizes will be awarded at the INFORMS National Fall Meeting in Dallas, Texas Oct. 26-29, 1997. Each entry must: 1) Consist of a doctoral dissertation written primarily by the entrant and completed between Jan. 1, 1996, and July 1, 1997. 2) Present original ideas obtained predominantly by the entrant. 3) Clearly illustrate and demonstrate the relevance of the work in practice and the potential impact in industry. Entrants should submit six copies of the following items before July 15, 1997: 1) A summary of the dissertation (less than 5 double-spaced pages) highlighting the significance of the problem, the novelty of the methodology approach, the contribution of the research to industry, and the scope of the dissertation.

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Investigación Operativa Entrevista con George B. Dantzig "Los que mandan generalmente mueven las manos y dicen 'He considerado todas las alternativas'. Pero eso es casi siempre basura. Lo más probable es que no pudiesen estudiar todas las combinaciones." George B. Dantzig , el creador de la programación lineal, en una entrevista publicada en The College Mathematical Journal , marzo de 1986. Se presenta a continuación, parte de esta entrevista: "Considere el problema de asignar 70 hombres a 70 empleos. Una 'actividad' consiste en asignar el iésimo hombre al j-ésimo empleo. Las restricciones son dos: en primer lugar hay 70 hombres, cada uno de los cuales debe asignarse a un puesto, y en segundo lugar, cada uno de los 70 puestos existentes debe estar ocupado. El nivel de una actividad puede ser 1, lo cual indica que está siendo usada, o 0, lo cual significa que no. En consecuencia hay 2 x 70 =140 restricciones y 70 x 70 = 4900 actividades con 4900 variables correspondientes de decisión uno-cero. Por desgracia también hay factorial de 70 permutaciones o formas de hacer las asignaciones. El problema consiste en comparar estas factorial de 70 formas y elegir la que sea la óptima o 'mejor' según algún criterio previamente establecido." "Cuando el problema de la plannificación fue formulado inicialmente para la Fuerza Aérea, no existía la noción exacta de una función objetivo, la idea de una meta claramente definida. Por supuesto, teníamos sólo un falso respeto hacia el concepto de objetivo. En el discurso de los militares escuché a menudo decir, 'nuestro objetivo es ganar la guerra'. En el mundo de los negocios se escucharía quizás 'nuestro objetivo es obtener ganancias'. Sin embargo, era imposible hallar alguna relación directa entre la meta establecida y las acciones emprendidas para tal fin."

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Tales of Statisticians George B Dantzig 8 Nov 1914 - George Dantzig, son of Tobias Dantzig (author of Number: The Language of Science), majored in mathematics at the University of Maryland, where his father then taught (it was cheaper than other schools, and the family was not well off). He began graduate work on a scholarship at the University of Michigan in 1936, and got his MA in 1937, but did not continue, due to his distaste for the abstractness of the mathematics he encountered there. After working for a while as a statistician in Seattle, he wrote in 1939 to Neyman, whose papers had interested him, and an assistantship was eventually arranged for him at Berkeley. This story from that period is a classic: "During my first year at Berkeley I arrived late one day to one of Neyman's classes. On the blackboard were two problems which I assumed had been assigned for homework. I copied them down. A few days later I apologized to Neyman for taking so long to do the homework the problems seemed to be a little harder to do than usual. I asked him if he still wanted the work. He told me to throw it on his desk. I did so reluctantly because his desk was covered with such a heap of papers that I feared my homework would be lost there forever. "

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var TheAdcode = 'ad1874e'; The Unsolvable Math Problem Legend: A student arrives late to math class and finds two problems written on the chalkboard. Assuming they're homework problems, he jots them down in his notebook and works on the equations over the next few days before turning his solutions in to the instructor. Several weeks later, the professor turns up at the student's door with the student's work written up for publication. The two problems were not a homework assignment; they were problems previously thought to be unsolvable which the instructor had used as examples in his lecture that day. Variations: One version of this story involves a student who arrives late for an exam and finds three problems to solve written on the blackboard. He solves the first two quite easily but has to struggle until time has almost run out to solve the third. Later that evening the student receives a phone call from his instructor, who explains that the third problem was not part of the test but was an example of a problem that mathematicians had been trying to solve for years without success. Origins: This has to be one of the ultimate academic wish-fulfillment fantasies: a student not only proves himself the smartest one in his class, but also bests his professor and every other scholar in his field of study.

40. Anecdote - George Dantzig - Homework dantzig, george (? ) German statistician noted for his development of the simplexmethod of linear programming Sources Karnataka Quiz Association More http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=4907

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