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Title: On Parallel-Machine Scheduling with Operator-Constrained Setups
Authors: Herrmann, Jeffrey W.
Lee, Chung-Yee
Department/Program: ISR
Type: Technical Report
Keywords: algorithms, combinatorics, computational complexity, scheduling , sequencing, Systems Integration Methodology
Issue Date: 1994
Series/Report no.: ISR; TR 1994-85
Abstract: The processing of a task on a machine often requires an operator to setup the job. In this paper we consider the problem of scheduling a finite set of jobs on a number of identical parallel machines. Each job has a setup that must be performed by an operator, who can perform only one setup at a time. We examine the problems of minimizing the schedule makespan. Out results include complexity proofs, special cases that can be solved in polynomial time, lower bounds, and approximation algorithms with error bounds.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1903/5554
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