On-line scheduling
Jirí Sgall;
On-line scheduling
We have seen a variety of on-line scheduling problems. Many of them are understood satisfactorily, but there are also many interesting open problems. Studied scheduling problems differ not only in the setting and numerical results, but also in the techniques used. In this way on-line scheduling illustrates many general aspects of competitive analysis.
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