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Scheduling on One Processor,st functions, or an introduction of change-over cost, can be analyzed. Single processor problems are thus of rather fundamental character and allow for some insight and development of ideas when treating more general scheduling problems.

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Basics,ms, optimization problems and the encoding of problem instances are discussed. The way algorithms will be represented and problem membership of complexity classes are other essential issues which will be discussed. Afterwards graphs, especially certain types such as precedence graphs and networks th

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Definition, Analysis and Classification of Scheduling Problems,applications, the same model could be applied. This is because the above processes consist of complex activities to be scheduled, which can be modeled by means of tasks (or jobs), relations among them, processors, sometimes additional resources (and their operational functions), and parameters descr

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Scheduling on One Processor, both because of their own intrinsic value, as well as their role as building blocks for more generalized and complex problems. In a multi-processor environment single processor schedules may be used in bottlenecks, or to organize task assignment to an expensive processor; sometimes an entire produc

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Communication Delays and Multiprocessor Tasks,id development of manufacturing as well as microprocessor and especially multi-microprocessor systems, the above assumption has ceased to be justified in some important applications. There are, for example, self-testing multi-microprocessor systems in which one processor is used to test others, or d

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Scheduling in Hard Real-Time Systems,es. The present chapter deals with a similar problem, but where the tasks are to be processed repeatedly, and each execution is restricted by release times and deadlines. The release times are regularly distributed over time with equal distances called the task period. Such tasks are called periodic