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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 505-506Study on Hub Location Models and Research Trends

Study on Hub Location Models and Research Trends

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Hub location has been a fertile area for interdisciplinary researchers. There has been used to plan the number of hubs, position, grades, scale and so on. Many scholars have studied hub location problem for more than 30-year history which has indepth researched on the theoretical concepts, mathematical models and applications in hub location. For the development of hub location, a review of classification of HLPs is provided, and then mathematical models, resolution algorithm, the advantages and disadvantages of each classification could be described in detail. At the end, the future research trends will be presented.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 505-506)

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528-532

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January 2014

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Meng Liang Li, Xi Fu Wang, Quan Xin Sun

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Classification, Evaluation Models, Hub Location, Research Trends

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