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\title{A Bibliography of Publications of Luis Vicente}

\author{%
        Paul Calamai and Luis Vicente\\
        University of Waterloo\\
        Systems Design Engineering\\
        200 University Ave. W\\
        Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1\\
        Canada\\[\medskipamount]
        Tel: (519) 885-1211 x3182\\
        FAX: +1 519 746 4791\\[\medskipamount]
        E-mail:  (Internet)
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\date{25 November 2011 \\
Version 1.05}

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  \begin{abstract}
This bibliography records publications about bilevel and multilevel
programming and Stackelberg problems when considered as optimization
problems -- usually called static Stackelberg problems.

We have selected contributions in this area that deal with theory
issues (properties, existence of solution, optimality conditions and
so on), algorithms and numerical results, software and generation of
test problems, applications and complexity issues.

References to be cited should be books, articles published in journals
or special volumes and technical reports that are available to the
broad research community.  Conferences and seminar abstracts are not
included.

An older version of this bibliography has been published; see
\cite{Vicente:1994:BMP}.
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