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Production Scheduling on Parallel Machines: a Case Study

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  • Hegde, GG
  • Kalathur, S
  • Tadikamalla, PR
  • Maurer, J
  • Abraham, KP

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  • Hegde, GG & Kalathur, S & Tadikamalla, PR & Maurer, J & Abraham, KP, 1998. "Production Scheduling on Parallel Machines: a Case Study," Omega, Elsevier, vol. 26(1), pages 63-73, February.
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