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Romesh Saigal

Affiliations: 
Industrial and Operations Engineering University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI 
Area:
Industrial Engineering, Civil Engineering, Operations Research
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George Bernard Dantzig grad student

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Qi Luo grad student University of Michigan
Beong Choi grad student 2001 University of Michigan
Katharina L. Best grad student 2013 University of Michigan

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Luo Q, Saigal R, Chen Z, et al. (2019) Accelerating the adoption of automated vehicles by subsidies: A dynamic games approach Transportation Research Part B-Methodological. 129: 226-243
Zhou H, Saigal R. (2014) Combinatorial Auction to Allocate Traffic Transportation Research Record. 2423: 35-43
Yang L, Saigal R, Zhou H. (2012) Distance-based dynamic pricing strategy for managed toll lanes Transportation Research Record. 90-99
Lin CJ, Saigal R. (2000) An incomplete cholesky factorization for dense symmetric positive definite matrices Bit Numerical Mathematics. 40: 536-558
Saigal R. (1997) Matrix partitioning methods for interior point algorithms Sadhana-Academy Proceedings in Engineering Sciences. 22: 575-587
Saigal R. (1995) An infinitely summable series implementation of interior point methods Mathematics of Operations Research. 20: 597-616
Saigal R, Stone RE. (1985) Proper, reflecting and absorbing facts of complementary cones Mathematical Programming. 31: 106-117
Jones PC, Saigal R, Schneider MH. (1984) A variable dimension homotopy for computing spatial equilibria Operations Research Letters. 3: 19-24
Saigal R. (1984) Computational complexity of a piecewise linear homotopy algorithm Mathematical Programming. 28: 164-173
Saigal R. (1983) HOMOTOPY FOR SOLVING LARGE, SPARSE AND STRUCTURED FIXED POINT PROBLEMS Mathematics of Operations Research. 8: 557-578
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