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The scheduling problem with deteriorating jobs to minimize the makespan on a single machine where the facility has an availability constraint is studied in this paper. By a deteriorating job we mean that the processing time for the job is a function of its starting time. Even with the introduction o
A problem of scheduling jobs on parallel, identical machines under an additional continuous resource to minimize the makespan is considered. Jobs are non-preemtable and independent and all are available at the start of the process. The total amount of the continuous resource available at a time is l
## a b s t r a c t We consider a single-machine scheduling problem in which the processing time of each job is a simple linear deteriorating function of its waiting time. The machine is subject to an availability constraint. Jobs interrupted by machine unavailability can resume their processing. Th
This paper considers a single machine scheduling problem. There are n jobs to be processed on a single machine. The problem is to minimize total earliness penalties subject to no tardy jobs. The problem is NP-complete if the due-dates are arbitrary. We study the problem when the due-dates are determ