Solution of the Akers-Friedman Scheduling Problem
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- Job-shop scheduling with multi-purpose machines
- The complexity of shop-scheduling problems with two or three jobs
- Two machine open shop scheduling problem to minimize an arbitrary machine usage regular penalty function
- Scheduling two jobs with fixed and nonfixed routes
- The complexity of two-job shop problems with multi-purpose unrelated machines.
- Lower bounds for the job-shop scheduling problem on multi-purpose machines
- Deterministic job-shop scheduling: Past, present and future
- NP-hardness of shop-scheduling problems with three jobs
- Parallel dedicated machines scheduling with chain precedence constraints
- Complexity of mixed shop scheduling problems: A survey
- A combinatorial analysis of the permutation and non-permutation flow shop scheduling problems
- Parameterized mixed graph coloring
- Complexity of shop-scheduling problems with fixed number of jobs: a survey
- On some sequencing problems
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