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An optimal algorithm for preemptive scheduling on non-simultaneously available uniform machines
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Hao ZHOU, Liping CAO, Qi WEi, Zhenyu SHU, Yiwei JIANG. An optimal algorithm for preemptive scheduling on non-simultaneously available uniform machines[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 1998, -1(-1): .
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Abstract: We study preemptive scheduling on m uniform machines with non-simultaneous available times to minimize the makespan. Each machine has a different speed and a different available time. We first provide a lower bound on the optimal makespan of the problem by converting the real machines to virtual machines that guarantee that a machine with an earlier available time has a greater speed at any time. Then, we provide an O(nm+m2)-time algorithm to find an optimal schedule with, at most, 0.5(m2+3m)−2 preemptions.
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