The Power of Reordering for Online Minimum Makespan Scheduling
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- Scheduling In the random-order model
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- Online makespan scheduling with job migration on uniform machines
- A 2-competitive largest job on least loaded machine online algorithm based on the multi list scheduling model
- Competitive analysis of online machine rental and online parallel machine scheduling problems with workload fence
- Tight bounds for online coloring of basic graph classes
- Semi-online scheduling: a survey
- Online minimum makespan scheduling with a buffer
- Improved semi-online makespan scheduling with a reordering buffer
- Semi-online scheduling revisited
- Online scheduling with one rearrangement at the end: revisited
- Online scheduling with rejection and reordering: exact algorithms for unit size jobs
- Online makespan minimization: the power of restart
- Online Makespan Scheduling with Job Migration on Uniform Machines
- Tight bounds for online coloring of basic graph classes
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- Online scheduling with rearrangement on two related machines
- Optimal algorithms for online scheduling with bounded rearrangement at the end
- Semi-online scheduling with non-increasing job sizes and a buffer
- Online scheduling with a buffer on related machines
- Semi-online models for cardinality constrained bin packing
- Scheduling with testing on multiple identical parallel machines
- Online makespan minimization with budgeted uncertainty
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