Professor Emeritus
Department of Information and Decision Sciences
University of Illinois at Chicago
2416 University Hall
601 South Morgan Street, MC 294
Chicago, IL 60607-7124
USA

PhD, University of California, Berkeley, 1980

Jane Hagstrom holds a PhD in Operations Research. Her research interests center on combinatorial reliability, network models, and optimization. She teaches Statistics, Programming and Program Design, and Management Science.

Current Research :
Redundancy, substitutes, and complements in system reliability. Tech report available on request.
Component state dependence and error in reliability computation. Tech report available on request.
A note on function inversion for the algorithm of Bertsekas, Polymenakos, and Tseng for network flow problems with convex, separable costs. Available in its tech-report version, postscript format.

Computing tolls and checking equilibrium for traffic flows. Available in its tech-report version, postscript format.

Braess's paradox when travel demand is large, with Robert Abrams. Submitted to Transportation Science. Tech report available on request.

Traffic equilibrium: Link Flows, Path Flows and Strongly/Weakly Acyclic Solutions, with Paul Tseng. Submitted to Transportation Research B. Available in its tech-report version, postscript format.

Characterizing Braess's paradox, with Robert Abrams

Algorithms for solving traffic equilibrium models

Home Page
http://www.uic.edu/~hagstrom