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Computation of approximate \(\alpha \)-points for large scale single machine scheduling problem
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    Computation of approximate \(\alpha \)-points for large scale single machine scheduling problem (English)
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    16 April 2008
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    In this paper the NP-hard single machine problem \(1 \mid r_j \mid \sum w_jC_j\) is studied. Given is a set of jobs which have to be scheduled without preemption on a single machine such that release dates of the jobs are respected and the weighted sum of completion times is minimized. Based on a time-indexed LP formulation with binary variables \(x_{jt}\) indicating whether job \(j\) completes at time \(t\) or not a Lagrangian relaxation method is proposed and solved with a two-stage proximal bundle algorithm. Numerical results are presented and compared with approximate solutions obtained by an \(\alpha\)-point heuristic.
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    single machine scheduling
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    Lagrangian relaxation, \(\alpha\)-point
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    proximal bundle method
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