Mixed Integer Programming Models for Two Identical Parallel Machines with a Single Server

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This paper addresses the problem of scheduling jobs on two identical parallel machines with a single server such that the makespan is minimized. Each job can be processed by either one of the two parallel machines, but before processing, a setup operation must be done by a single server. Two mixed integer programming models for the considered scheduling problem are developed using time indexed variable and sequence indexed variable respectively. To evaluate the performance of the two models, CPLEX is used to test instances generated randomly. The results show that the sequence indexed model outperforms on the number of variables and computational time, which can be used to solve the instance of 20 jobs.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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3344-3347

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June 2014

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