
doi: 10.1287/mnsc.6.1.1
The problem of this paper is that of scheduling several one-stage tasks on several processors, which are capable of handling the tasks with varying degrees of efficiency, to minimize the total loss, which is a sum of losses associated with the individual tasks. Each task has a deadline; the individual loss associated with it is a function of amount of time between the deadline and the time of completion if the former precedes the latter, and zero otherwise.
Deterministic scheduling theory in operations research
Deterministic scheduling theory in operations research
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