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The single-machine parallel-batching on-line scheduling problem with family jobs to minimize makespan

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  • Nong, Qingqin
  • Yuan, Jinjiang
  • Fu, Ruyan
  • Lin, Lin
  • Tian, Ji

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  • Nong, Qingqin & Yuan, Jinjiang & Fu, Ruyan & Lin, Lin & Tian, Ji, 2008. "The single-machine parallel-batching on-line scheduling problem with family jobs to minimize makespan," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 111(2), pages 435-440, February.
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