Scheduling two agents with controllable processing times
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- Two-agent single-machine scheduling with assignable due dates
- Two-agent single-machine scheduling with release dates to minimize the makespan
- A batch scheduling problem with two agents
- Scheduling two interfering job sets on identical parallel machines with makespan and total completion time minimization
- Single machine batch scheduling with two competing agents to minimize total flowtime
- Due date assignment and two-agent scheduling under multitasking environment
- Scheduling two agents with sum-of-processing-times-based deterioration on a single machine
- A single-machine two-agent scheduling problem by a branch-and-bound and three simulated annealing algorithms
- Two-agent scheduling on bounded parallel-batching machines with an aging effect of job-position-dependent
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- Unbounded parallel-batching scheduling with two competitive agents
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- Scheduling problems with controllable processing times and a common deadline to minimize maximum compression cost
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- Two-agent single-scheduling problems of proportionally-linear deteriorated jobs with the maxi-and-total cost criteria
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