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The book is a welcome addition to the dynamical systems field. The marriage of optimization broadly and dynamic programming in particular to a family of problems in robotics and spacecraft maneuvers is beautifully executed. There is good balance between development of methodology and presentation of illustrative applications. The detailed appendices will be most appreciated by serious students who wish to understand these results and carry them further. In summary, I like this book and warmly recommend it. John L. Junkins, Distinguished Professor of Aerospace Engineering, Director, Center for Mechanics and Control, Texas A&M University

Research on algorithms and applications of stochastic programming, the study of procedures for decision making under uncertainty over time, has been very active in recent years and deserves to be more widely known. This is the first book devoted to the full scale of applications of stochastic programming and also the first to provide access to publicly available algorithmic systems. The 32 contributed papers in this volume are written by leading stochastic programming specialists and reflect the high level of activity in recent years in research on algorithms and applications. The book introduces the power of stochastic programming to a wider audience and demonstrates the application areas where this approach is superior to other modeling approaches. Applications of Stochastic Programming consists of two parts.

Instead of selecting directors from Korea, Japan, and China this year’s Jeonju Digital Project section broadens its scope to other regions of Asia. The directors participating this year are as follows: Darezhan Omirbayev, from Kazakhstan, who won the Un Certain Regard award at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival for his film. Eric Khoo, from Singapore, who is starting to garner international attention after his film was chosen as the opening film for Director’s Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. And Pen-ek Ratanaruang, from Thailand, whose film starring Korean actress Kang Hye-Jung and Japanese actor Asano Tadanobu was selected for competition at the 2006 Berlin Festival. The interlude segments will connect the three stories together and is directed by Chegy, the director of < Fade into You >.

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