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Dynamic control of a cellular-line production system under variations in the product mix

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  • Kuroda, Mitsuru
  • Tomita, Takahiro
  • Maeda, Kazuhiko

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  • Kuroda, Mitsuru & Tomita, Takahiro & Maeda, Kazuhiko, 1999. "Dynamic control of a cellular-line production system under variations in the product mix," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 60(1), pages 439-445, April.
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