On randomized online scheduling
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(25)- Extension of algorithm list scheduling for a semi-online scheduling problem
- Preemptive online scheduling: Optimal algorithms for all speeds
- A survey on makespan minimization in semi-online environments
- Improved lower bounds for online scheduling to minimize total stretch
- Multiprofessor scheduling
- Pseudo lower bounds for online parallel machine scheduling
- Improved approximation algorithms for non-preemptive multiprocessor scheduling with testing
- Improved randomized online scheduling of intervals and jobs
- Semi-online scheduling jobs with tightly-grouped processing times on three identical machines
- A survey on combinatorial optimization in dynamic environments
- Robust polynomial-time approximation schemes for parallel machine scheduling with job arrivals and departures
- Fair scheduling via iterative quasi-uniform sampling
- Improved Randomized Online Scheduling of Unit Length Intervals and Jobs
- New upper and lower bounds for online scheduling with machine cost
- Semi-online scheduling revisited
- Online algorithms with advice for bin packing and scheduling problems
- On robust online scheduling algorithms
- Online two-dimensional load balancing
- Lower bounds for online scheduling on four processors
- Randomized algorithms for fully online multiprocessor scheduling with testing
- Efficient job scheduling algorithms with multi-type contentions
- Scheduling with testing on multiple identical parallel machines
- Online parallel machines scheduling with two hierarchies
- Online scheduling with reassignment
- Randomized priority algorithms
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