A note on LPT scheduling
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- The \(k\)-partitioning problem
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- The longest processing time rule for identical parallel machines revisited
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- New approximation bounds for LPT scheduling
- A note on posterior tight worst-case bounds for longest processing time schedules
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- Comparing the minimum completion times of two longest-first scheduling-heuristics
- Graham's example is the only tight one for \(P \parallel C_{max}\)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 8821 (Why is no real title available?)
- A Parametric Worst Case Analysis of the LPT Heuristic for Two Uniform Machines
- PERMUTATION-BASED GENETIC, TABU, AND VARIABLE NEIGHBORHOOD SEARCH HEURISTICS FOR MULTIPROCESSOR SCHEDULING WITH COMMUNICATION DELAYS
- Performance of the LPT algorithm in multiprocessor scheduling
- The LPT heuristic for minimizing total load on a proportionate openshop
- Approximation ratio of LD algorithm for multi-processor scheduling and the Coffman-Sethi conjecture
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