
This paper defines a model that covers the multimachine extensions of all existing flow-shop problems with time lags as well as flow-shop problems where setup, processing and release times are separated. Approximate solutions and lower completion time bounds are developed for the restricted and unrestricted cases.
lower completion time bounds, Deterministic scheduling theory in operations research, extension of the classical flow shop problem, flow shop, queues: deterministic, mathematics: combinatorics [production/scheduling], time lags, approximate solutions
lower completion time bounds, Deterministic scheduling theory in operations research, extension of the classical flow shop problem, flow shop, queues: deterministic, mathematics: combinatorics [production/scheduling], time lags, approximate solutions
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