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Single‐machine scheduling subject to stochastic breakdowns

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Several examples of one‐machine problems in which the minimization of expected cost subject to stochastic breakdowns of the machine can be successfully attacked analytically are provided.
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We provide several examples of one-machine problems in which the minimization of expected cost subject to stochastic breakdowns of the machine can be successfully attacked analytically. In particular for the weighted flow-time model, we derive strong bounds on the difference between the optimal static policy and the WSPT policy and discuss an example in which the WSPT policy is not optimal.

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Bounds, inequalities, and monotonicity properties for some specialized renewal processes'

Mark Brown
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A Note on Stochastic Scheduling on a Single Machine Subject to Breakdown and Repair

TL;DR: This paper considers a single machine and n jobs and is interested in optimal policies that minimize the following objective functions: the weighted sum of the completion times; the weighted number of late jobs having due dates.
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