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Scheduling independent 2-processor tasks to minimize schedule length
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    Scheduling independent 2-processor tasks to minimize schedule length (English)
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    The problem considered in this paper is the deterministic scheduling of tasks on a set of identical processors. However, the model presented differs from the classical one by the requirement that certain tasks need more than one processor at a time for their processing. In the paper an O(n log n) algorithm is given for scheduling n preemtable tasks on m processors to minimize schedule length, when tasks are divided into two subsets. Each task from the first subset requires one processor at a time, and each task from the second subset requires two processors at a time for its processing.
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    multiprocessor tasks
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    polynomial-time algorithm
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    deterministic scheduling
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    identical processors
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