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Optimal Control of a Non-Stationary Inventory-Queue, with Applications to EV-Battery Swapping
We study a non-stationary queueing system with multiple parallel servers and a finite buffer capacity, over a finite planning horizon. Motivated by an operation that is central to an EV (electric vehicle) battery-swapping station -- how to best manage the charging of batteries swapped off from EVs,
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