James R. Jackson | Academic Influence

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James R. Jackson

Mathematics

#7410

World Rank

#10079

Historical Rank

#2046

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#2137

World Rank

#2580

Historical Rank

#615

USA Rank

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Mathematics

James R. Jackson's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, James Richard "Jim" Jackson was an American mathematician, well known for his contribution to queueing theory. Jackson was born in Denver and raised in Beverly Hills. He served in the United States Air Force during World War II. After his service, he earned an A.B. in 1946, an M.A. in 1950 and a Ph.D. in 1952, with a thesis titled Abstract Function Spaces and Their Homotopy Theory. All of these degrees were from UCLA where Jackson remained in the School of Management for his career until his retirement in 1985.

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James R. Jackson's Published Works

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Networks of Waiting Lines (1957) (1193)
SCHEDULING A PRODUCTION LINE TO MINIMIZE MAXIMUM TARDINESS (1955) (662)
Jobshop-Like Queueing Systems (2004) (570)
A Computing Procedure for a Line Balancing Problem (1956) (294)
An extension of Johnson's results on job IDT scheduling (1956) (219)
Simulation research on job shop production (1957) (74)
Queues with Dynamic Priority Discipline (1961) (59)
Some problems in queueing with dynamic priorities (1960) (58)
Learning from Experience in Business Decision Games (1959) (53)
An Improved Stochastic Model for Occupancy-Related Random Variables in General-Acute Hospitals (1973) (51)
The executive game (1978) (49)
Waiting-time distributions for queues with dynamic priorities (1962) (37)
Spaces of mappings on topological products with applications to homotopy theory (1952) (22)
Comparison of topologies on function spaces (1952) (16)
On Decision Theory Under Competition (1968) (5)
On the existence problem of linear programming (1954) (5)
Common and Preferred Stocks as Investments. II (1928) (5)
Comments on "Jobshop-Like Queueing Systems" (2004) (3)
Letter to the Editor---Some Expected Transition Times in Simple Queues (1961) (3)
PRODUCTION SCHEDULING RESEARCH: A MONTE CARLO APPROACH (1957) (2)
ON HOMOTOPY GROUPS OF FUNCTION SPACES. (1952) (2)
Multiple servers with limited waiting space (1958) (2)
Letter to the Editor---Operations-Research Education in Schools of Business (1959) (2)
Some theorems concerning absolute neighborhood retracts. (1952) (2)
The executive game, and the finance game (1972) (1)
FIRST-COME-FIRST-SERVE SCHEDULING IS OFTEN OPTIMAL. PART 1: SYMMETRY- CONVEXITY (1967) (1)
SWAC Computations for Some m×n Scheduling Problems (1957) (1)
Book Review:Common Stocks as Long Term Investments Edgar Lawrence Smith (1925) (1)
NETWORKS OF QUEUES WITH CONTROLLED SERVICE RATES (1962) (1)
A HAND-COMPUTED VERSION OF UCLA EXECUTIVE DECISION GAME NO.2 (1959) (0)
Some rectangular games with a two‐man team (1967) (0)
RESEARCH ON JOBSHOP-LIKE MODELS (1962) (0)
Book Review:Preferred Stocks as Long-Term Investments R. G. Rodley (1934) (0)
Undergraduate Research Programs with the National Park Service. (1985) (0)
A partial ordering defined by certain matrices (1953) (0)
Book Review:Corporation Profits. Lawrence H. Sloan (1929) (0)

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