Operations Research

Author: Zhu Daoli
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Zhu Daoli is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Management, Fudan University. He serves as a member of the Teaching Guidance Committee for Management Science and Engineering under the Ministry of Education, as well as a member of the Evaluation Group for Management Science and Engineering under the State Council Academic Degrees Committee, and as an expert reviewer for the National Natural Science Foundation of China. In 1968, Professor Zhu Daoli graduated from the Department of Mathematics at Fudan University. After participating in rural labor, he joined the China Aerospace Electronics Research Institute as an engineer, working on the system design of aerospace computers and navigation systems. Under the guidance of Academician Zhang Zhongjun, he conducted research on the application of modern control theory in aircraft integrated navigation. In 1979, as one of China's first batch of overseas students, he studied automation control and mathematics at the renowned école Nationale des Mines de Paris. Under the guidance of the famous automation and mathematics professor G. Cohen, he researched large-scale system optimization. In 1983, he obtained his Ph.D. His doctoral dissertation primarily focused on proposing the principle of non-differentiable auxiliary problems and the generalized Lagrange decomposition method. This achievement has been widely applied in optimization and optimal control theoretical research and has been utilized by power companies in the U.S. and France, as well as in manufacturing, communications, and other industries. Since 1985, Dr. Zhu Daoli has been employed by the School of Management at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, engaging in research and teaching on decision-making theory in management. In 1989