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One disadvantage of using moving averages for forecasting is that in calculating the average all the observations are given equal weight (namely 1/L), whereas we would expect the more recent observations to be a better indicator of the future (and accordingly ought to be given greater weight). Also in moving

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OutlineI 1 Introduce some basic concepts in inventory management Inventory level (IL) Reorder point (ROP) Lead time Safety stock Continuous review and periodic review systems Service level 2 Introduce some basic inventory models, both deterministic and probabilistic.

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ML and MS are generated as follow: { ML = P i ml i { MS = P i msi For MO’s with ˙symmetry, ml = 0 For MO’s with ˇsymmetry, ml = 1 { Note that there is no ml = 0 for ˇMO’s since the Pz atomic orbital is associated with the ˙MO As in the atomic case, L ML Land S MS S. We need to determine the maximum values of ML and MS and gen- erate term symbols