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(34)- Resource augmentation in load balancing.
- Applying extra-resource analysis to load balancing.
- On-line scheduling revisited
- A survey on makespan minimization in semi-online environments
- Tight upper bounds for semi-online scheduling on two uniform machines with known optimum
- Minimizing the maximum starting time on-line
- Pseudo lower bounds for online parallel machine scheduling
- Scheduling In the random-order model
- Online makespan scheduling with job migration on uniform machines
- Tight lower bounds for semi-online scheduling on two uniform machines with known optimum
- Separating online scheduling algorithms with the relative worst order ratio
- Improved lower bounds for the online bin stretching problem
- Approximation and online algorithms for multidimensional bin packing: a survey
- Load balancing of temporary tasks in the \(\ell _{p}\) norm
- Semi-online scheduling revisited
- Tight bounds for online vector scheduling
- Online scheduling with rejection and reordering: exact algorithms for unit size jobs
- Online Makespan Scheduling with Job Migration on Uniform Machines
- Semi-on-line multiprocessor scheduling with given total processing time
- Streaming algorithms for bin packing and vector scheduling
- Machine covering in the random-order model
- Online early work maximization on three hierarchical machines with a common due date
- Online scheduling with rejection and withdrawal
- Online early work scheduling on parallel machines
- Scheduling in the random-order model
- Online two-dimensional load balancing
- Semi-online multiprocessor scheduling with known largest job processing time
- Semi-online scheduling with non-increasing job sizes and a buffer
- Online scheduling with a buffer on related machines
- Online scheduling with rejection revisited
- Online speed-robust scheduling
- List's worst-average-case or WAC ratio
- Optimal on-line algorithms to minimize makespan on two machines with resource augmentation
- Randomized priority algorithms
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