Optimal algorithms for online batch scheduling with all possible equal-processing times under periodic pulse interruptions.

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Title: Optimal algorithms for online batch scheduling with all possible equal-processing times under periodic pulse interruptions.
Authors: Lin, Ran1 (AUTHOR), Feng, Huiyan1 (AUTHOR), Li, Wenhua1 (AUTHOR) liwenhua@zzu.edu.cn
Source: Discrete Applied Mathematics. Jul2025, Vol. 370, p71-83. 13p.
Subjects: Production scheduling, Online algorithms, Scheduling, Machinery, Time
Abstract: We address an online scheduling problem on a batch machine to minimize the makespan. Jobs are released online over time and can be grouped into batches simultaneously with equal-processing times. This batch machine has periodic pulse interruptions, which are machine unavailable periods with negligible length. The pulse interruptions divide the scheduling horizon into periodic available intervals. A batch can be processed only within an available interval without any preemption. For all possible equal-processing times, we develop the lower bounds on competitive ratios and provide optimal online algorithms when the batch capacity is unbounded and bounded, respectively. • We study an online batch scheduling problem with periodic pulse interruptions. • We give the lower bounds for all possible equal-processing times. • We develop the optimal online algorithms for unbounded and bounded capacity. • We show the competitive ratios of the optimal online algorithms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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