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... stages , at each stage making exclusive use of a predeter- mined number of units of the system resources . As a result , jobs can be formally characterized by the predetermined sequences of their processing requirements . 3. In a ...
... stages , at each stage making exclusive use of a predeter- mined number of units of the system resources . As a result , jobs can be formally characterized by the predetermined sequences of their processing requirements . 3. In a ...
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... stage there are M ( ) identical parallel machines and Cmar = maxi < i < n C ) . C ) is the completion time of job i at the last stage . B. Branch and bound Procedure A branch and bound procedure is designed well when the separation ...
... stage there are M ( ) identical parallel machines and Cmar = maxi < i < n C ) . C ) is the completion time of job i at the last stage . B. Branch and bound Procedure A branch and bound procedure is designed well when the separation ...
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... stage hybrid flowshops . For a l - stage hybrid flow- shop several configurations of shops are considered : the first one takes into account a bottleneck stage in the first stage ( EF ) , the second one a bottleneck at the last stage ...
... stage hybrid flowshops . For a l - stage hybrid flow- shop several configurations of shops are considered : the first one takes into account a bottleneck stage in the first stage ( EF ) , the second one a bottleneck at the last stage ...
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Innovations in Design and Integrated | 1 |
Creative and Innovative Manufacturing | 4 |
Y Fan and C Wu Tsinghua Univ | 7 |
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