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It is known that the single machine scheduling problem of minimizing the number of tardy jobs is polynomially solvable. However, it becomes NP-hard if each job has a deadline. Recently, Huo et al. solved some special cases by a backwards scheduling approach. In this note we present a dual...
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In this paper, the problem of minimizing maximum cost and makespan simultaneously on an unbounded parallel-batching machine is considered. An unbounded parallel-batching machine is a machine that can handle any number of jobs in a batch and the processing time of a batch is the largest...
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In this paper, we consider the parallel machine scheduling with a simultaneity constraint and unit-length jobs. The problem can be described as follows. There are given m parallel machines and a graph G, whose vertices represent jobs. Simultaneity constraint means that we can process a vertex...
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We consider online scheduling of unit length jobs on m identical parallel-batch machines. Jobs arrive over time. The objective is to minimize maximum flow-time, with the flow-time of a job being the difference of its completion time and its release time. A parallel-batch machine can handle up to...
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