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A note on flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs on no-idle dominant machines

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  • Sun, Linhui
  • Sun, Linyan
  • Cui, Kai
  • Wang, Ji-Bo

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The main results in a recent paper [M. Cheng, S. Sun, L. He, Flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs on no-idle dominant machines, European Journal of Operational Research 183 (2007) 115-124] are incorrect because job processing times are variable due to deteriorating effect, which is not taken into account by the authors. In this note, we show first by counter-examples that the published results are incorrect, and then we provide corrected results.

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  • Sun, Linhui & Sun, Linyan & Cui, Kai & Wang, Ji-Bo, 2010. "A note on flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs on no-idle dominant machines," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 200(1), pages 309-311, January.
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