Design of a reliable hierarchical location-allocation model under disruptions for health service networks: A two-stage robust approach

Design of a reliable hierarchical location-allocation model under disruptions for health service networks: A two-stage robust approach
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10.1016/j.cie.2017.04.036
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2017-07
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Comput. Ind. Eng.
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N. Zarrinpoor;M. Fallahnezhad;M. Pishvaee
N. Zarrinpoor;M. Fallahnezhad;M. Pishvaee
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N. Zarrinpoor;M. Fallahnezhad;M. Pishvaee

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