2019
DOI: 10.1080/00207543.2019.1566675
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Single-machine scheduling with deteriorating effects and machine maintenance

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“…Wang et al studied a single machine scheduling problem where deteriorating jobs and flexible periodic maintenance were considered, using a branch and price algorithm [14]. Sun and Geng also aimed to find an optimal schedule in order to minimize the maximum completion time in single machine scheduling [15]. Low et al presented six heuristic algorithms based on first fit and best fit, dealing with single machine scheduling problems with availability constraints to minimize the makespan.…”
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“…Wang et al studied a single machine scheduling problem where deteriorating jobs and flexible periodic maintenance were considered, using a branch and price algorithm [14]. Sun and Geng also aimed to find an optimal schedule in order to minimize the maximum completion time in single machine scheduling [15]. Low et al presented six heuristic algorithms based on first fit and best fit, dealing with single machine scheduling problems with availability constraints to minimize the makespan.…”
Section: Literature Reviementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the real society, processing time of a job (task) is variable due to the deterioration effect and/or controllable processing time (resource allocation). For details on the scheduling problems with deterioration effect (time-dependent processing times), we refer the reader to the recent papers Huang [6], Sun and Geng [19], Huang et al [7], Gawiejnowicz [2], and Qian and Han [17]. The papers about controllable processing times (resource allocation), the reader is referred to articles Shabtay and Steiner [18], Wang and Wang [27], Wang and Wang [26], Lu et al [13], He et al [5], Wang et al [24], Liu and Jiang [10], Lv et al [14], and Zhao [31].…”
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