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Crane Scheduling Problems

R. W. Lieberman Nuclear Simulator Ontario Hydro Pickering, Ontario, Canada
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I. B. Turksen Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1a3, Canada
Pages 304-311 | Received 01 Apr 1980, Published online: 06 Jul 2007

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Y. YIH. (1994) An algorithm for hoist scheduling problems. International Journal of Production Research 32:3, pages 501-516.
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R.W. Lieberman & I.B. Turksen. (1982) Two-Operation Crane Scheduling Problems. A I I E Transactions 14:3, pages 147-155.
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Yves Crama & Joris Van de Klundert. (1999) Cyclic scheduling in 3-machine robotic flow shops. Journal of Scheduling 2:1, pages 35-54.
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Yves Crama. (1997) Combinatorial optimization models for production scheduling in automated manufacturing systems. European Journal of Operational Research 99:1, pages 136-153.
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I.B. Turksen. (1987) A brief report on fuzzy set related research at University of Toronto. Fuzzy Sets and Systems 22:1-2, pages 190-192.
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