Research on Interlinkage Mechanism of Net-Manufacturing in Eco-Industrial System (EIS)

Zhong Dong Xiao; Guang Hui Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.1274

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Research on Interlinkage Mechanism of Net-Manufacturing in Eco-Industrial System (EIS)

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Specific scenario of competitive relationships like cost and revenue existing between different enterprises which be linked should be taken into account in generating the optimal status based on a non-cooperative game-theoretic mathematical solution for each link in EIS. Paper proposed three-level nested solution algorithm by developing the lineation method to find the NE point of the game. The computational results showed that the proposed lineation-based three-level nested solution algorithm is capable to obtain optimal solution for the test problems.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Zhong Dong Xiao*, Guang Hui Zhou

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Eco-Industrial System, Game Theory, Net-Manufacturing

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