Titlebook: Handbook on Project Management and Scheduling Vol.1; Christoph Schwindt,Jürgen Zimmermann Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Jacques Carlier,Aziz Moukrimommand system. Downloading the materials for the tutorial is also instructed in this chapter. Though these tasks themselves are technical issues, we can experience through the tasks concrete examples that might be a trap for command-line-beginners to stall their learnings. Tips to avoid such stalling are given in the final section.

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ifferent orientations and sizes at different atomic sites, and so ordered magnetic patterns called magnetic phases can stabilise following the complexity of the underlying electronic motions and their interactions.

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Lower Bounds and Exact Solution Approachesng existing results on these topics, we concentrate on recent results obtained by ourselves. The mathematical models and the algorithms presented here are supported by extensive computational results.

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Shifts, Types, and Generation Schemes for Project Schedulesion schemes for the classical resource constrained project scheduling problem, the serial and the parallel schedule generation scheme. We characterize them according to the types of schedule they generate and discuss variants of the schedule generation schemes in order to deal with extensions such a

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Mixed-Integer Linear Programming Formulationsations from the literature and newly proposed formulations are classified according to their size in function of the input data. According to this classification, compact models (of polynomial size), pseudo-polynomial sized models, and formulations of exponential size are presented. A theoretical an

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Metaheuristic Methodslem becomes computationally intractable. Metaheuristic approaches are therefore commonly used to provide near-optimal solutions for larger instances of the problem. Over the past two decades, a number of different metaheuristic approaches have been proposed and developed for combinatorial optimizati

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Lower Bounds and Exact Solution Approachesst or at most an amount of time denoted as time lag (minimum time lag and maximum time lag, respectively). This chapter is devoted to project scheduling with generalized precedence relations with and without resource constraints. Attention is focused on lower bounds and exact algorithms. In presenti

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A Precedence Constraint Posting Approachoblems. The approach is based on a formulation of the problem as a Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSP). In particular the problem is reduced to the one of establishing sufficient precedence constraints between activities that require the same resource so as to eliminate all possible resource conte

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