Sessions and talks

The abstract booklet can be downloaded at https://iwobip2.sciencesconf.org/data/iwobip_abstract_booklet.pdf

TU-A1 : Games & Bilevel Programming

• Viacheslav Kalashnikov, José Guadalupe Flores-Muñiz and Nataliya Kalashnykova,
  Consistent Conjectures Coincide With Optimal Strategies in the Upper Level Game
• Anton Svensson and Didier Aussel,
  Constraint qualifications for parametrized optimization problems and applications to multi-leader-follower games
• Johanna Burtscheidt and Alexander Frank,
  Analysis of a Game of Dice: Bilevel Optimization Problem under Uncertainty Joining a Markov Decision Process
• Victor Bucarey, Eugenio Della Vecchia, Alain Jean-Marie and Fernando Ordoñez,
  About Strong Stackelberg Equilibrium in Stochastic Games

WE-A1 : Networks

• David Rey, Aleksa Zlojutro and Lauren Gardner,
  A Resource Allocation Model for Pandemic Planning and Control
• William Hart, Bryan Arguello, John Siirola and Jean-Paul Watson,
  Formulating Bilevel Power Grid Security Applications with Pyomo
  
• Kübra Tanınmış, Necati Aras and İ. Kuban Altınel,
  Influence Maximization with Deactivation in Social Networks
  
• Martine Labbé, Justo Puerto and Miguel A. Pozo,
  The Bilevel Minimum Spanning Tree
  

WE-A2 : Energy Market Models I

• José-Fernando Camacho-Vallejo,
  A brief discussion regarding the bi-level semi-feasible solutions
• Gemayqzel Bouza Allende,
  Generic properties of single-leader-multi-follower games
  
• Didier Aussel, Elisabetta Allevi and Rossana Riccardi,
  On a Multi-leader-follower model for electricity market with elestic demand
  
• Stephan Dempe, Boris S. Mordukhovich and Alain B. Zemkoho,
  Two-Level Value Function Approach to Nonsmooth Optimistic Bilevel Programs
  

WE-B1 : Location Analysis

• Juan Carlos Gárcia Vélez, José-Fernando Camacho-Vallejo, Juan A Díaz and Diego Ruiz-Hernández,
  The negative (r,p)-centroid problem considering loyalty of the customers
• Teodora Dan and Patrice Marcotte,
  A bilevel formulation of a choice-based location model involving competition and queueing
  
• Ivan Davydov, Yury Kochetov and Petr Gusev,
  Local search approach for the (r|p)-centroid problem under l1 metric
  
• Sebastián Dávila, Martine Labbé, Frédéric Semet, Vladimir Marianov and Fernando Ordoñez,
  Bilevel programming models for multi-product location problems
  

WE-B2 : Multi-Objective Optimization

• Stefano Costanzo, Desirée Rigonat and Lorenzo Castelli,
  MOGASI: nested bi-level application to NPP
• Andrey Melnikov and Vladimir Beresnev,
  ε-Constraint method for bi-objective competitive facility location problem with uncertain demand scenario
  
• Kahina Ghazli, Nicolas Gillis and Mustapha Moulai,
  On optimizing over the efficient set
  
• Maria João Alves and Carlos Henggeler Antunes,
  Dealing with the leader’s decision risk in semivectorial bilevel programming problems

WE-C1 : Mixed Integer Bilevel Programs

• Ted Ralphs, Suresh Bolusani and Sahar Tahernejad,
  Valid Inequalities for Mixed Integer Bilevel Linear Optimization Problems
• Thomas Kleinert and Martin Schmidt,
  A Global Solution Approach for Mixed-Integer Quadratic Bilevel Problems
  
• Jean Bernard Eytard, Marianne Akian, Mustapha Bouhtou, Stephane Gaubert and Gleb Koshevoy,
  Tropical geometry and discrete convexity applied to bilevel programming
  
• Suresh Bolusani, Ted Ralphs and Sahar Tahernejad,
  A Generalized Benders' Algorithm for Mixed Integer Bilevel Linear Optimization
  

TH-A1 : Energy Market Models II

• Sauleh Siddiqui,
  A Complementarity-Based Method for Solving Problems with Equilibrium Constraints with an Application to Energy Markets
• Giorgia Oggioni, Elisabetta Allevi, Luigi Boffino and Maria Elena De Giuli,
  Modeling the waste-to-energy supply chain in a circular economy: a bilevel approach
  
• Rossana Riccardi, Carlos Ruiz Mora and Arega Getaneh,
  Contract Design in Electricity Markets in Presence of Stochasticity and Risk Aversion: A Two Stages Approach
  
• Alejandro Jofre and Benjamin Heyman,
  Mechanism Design and Allocation Algorithms for Network Markets with Piece-wise Linear Costs and Externalities

TH-B1 : Demand Response Models

• Juan A. Gomez-Herrera, Miguel F. Anjos and Luce Brotcorne,
  Demand-Response-Oriented Electricity Price Setting for Residential Buildings
• Carlos Henggeler Antunes and Maria João Alves,
  Bi-level programming approaches to optimize dynamic electricity tariffs considering demand response

FR-A1 : Transportation I

• Christine Tawfik and Sabine Limbourg,
  Heuristic Algorithms for a Bilevel Service Network Design and Pricing Model
• Ikram Bouras, Rosa Figueiredo, Michael Poss and Fen Zhoo,
  Exact Algorithms for Fixed Charge Network Design Problem with User-Optimal Flows
  
• Pirmin Fontaine, Teodor Gabriel Crainic, Michel Gendreau and Stefan Minner,
  Fair Risk Distribution for the Multi-mode Hazmat Transport Network Design Problem
  
• Alberto Giudici, Tao Lu, Clemens Thielen and Rob Zuidwijk,
  Towards synchromodal planning: a joint capacity booking and adaptive routing problem
  

FR-A2 : Energy Market Models III

• Martin Schmidt and Thomas Kleinert,
  Combining Network Design and Graph Partitioning in a Multilevel Framework for Electricity Markets
• Franklin Djeumou Fomeni, Miguel F. Anjos and Steven A. Gabriel,
  Applications of Logic Constrained Equilibria to Traffic Networks and to Power Systems with Storage
  
• Léonard von Niederhäusern, Didier Aussel, Luce Brotcorne and Sébastien Lepaul,
  A tri-level energy market model
• Bernard Fortz, Luce Brotcorne, Fabio D'Andreagiovanni and Jérôme De Boeck,
  Unit Commitment under Market Equilibrium Constraints
  

FR-B1 : Algorithms for Bilevel Programs

• Margarida Carvalho, Andrea Lodi and Patrice Marcotte,
  A polynomial algorithm for continuous bilevel knapsack problems
• Alain Zemkoho,
  Newton method for bilevel optimization: Theory and extensive numerical experiments
  
• Andrei Orlov,
  Finding Optimistic Solutions in Quadratic Bilevel Optimization Problems
  
• Stefano Coniglio, Nicola Gatti and Alberto Marchesi,
  Computing Leader-Follower Equilibria with Multiple Followers Under the Assumption of Pessimism: the Mixed-Pure Case
  

FR-B2 : Pricing Problems

• Lilian Lopez-Vera, José-Fernando Camacho-Vallejo and Luce Brotcorne,
  An exact algorithm to solve a cloud services bi-level problem
• Fränk Plein, Sourour Elloumi and Martine Labbé,
  Single-minded bundle pricing problem: Exact methods based on mathematical programming
  
• Concepcion Dominguez Sanchez, Alfredo Marin, Martine Labbé, Carmen Galé and Herminia Calvete,
  The Rank Pricing Problem
  
• Thibault Barbier, Miguel Anjos, Fabien Cirinei and Gilles Savard,
  Two levels approach to solve the choice network revenue management problem
  

FR-C1 : Finance

• Stefano Nasini, Francisco Lopez Ramos and Francisco Benita,
  Decentralized Investment through Bi-level Optimization
• Marina Leal, Diego Ponce and Justo Puerto,
  A novel Bilevel Portfolio Selection Problem
• Héctor-Saib Maravillo-Gómez, José-Fernando Camacho-Vallejo and Martin Labbé,
  A bilevel programming model for a problem of market regulation: application to the petrochemical industry

FR-C2 : Transportation II

• Viacheslav Kalashnikov, José Guadalupe Flores-Muñiz and Nataliya Kalashnykova,
  Heuristics to Solve Toll Optimization Problems with Quadratic Costs
• Neda Etebarialamdari, Gilles Savard and Miguel F. Anjos,
  Railway Demand Forecasting: A Machine Learning Approach
  
• Stefano Nasini, Francisco López-Ramos and Armando Guarnaschelli,
  Designing a road network with toll setting and hazmat transportation