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Contact Center Scheduling with Strict Resource Requirements,mation algorithm for this problem, where we count those time slots for which we satisfy at least (1–.)-fraction of the requirement. Our techniques involve a configuration LP relaxation for this problem, and we use non-trivial structural properties of an optimal solution to solve this LP relaxation.

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Backdoor Branching,taking this list into account, thus avoiding any other interference with its highly-optimized internal mechanisms. Computational results on a large set of instances from MIPLIB 2010 are presented, showing that some speedup can be achieved even with respect to a state-of-the-art solver such as . 12.2

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Capacitated Vehicle Routing with Non-uniform Speeds,itting techniques. In order to get a better understanding of this technique in our context, we appeal to ideas from the 2-approximation for minimum makespan scheduling in unrelated parallel machines of Lenstra et al. [19]. This motivates the introduction of a new approximate MST construction called

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Amitabh Basu,Gérard Cornuéjols,Marco Molinaroatment. The word ‘insulin’ was coined in 1909 by the Belgian, Jean de Meyer (1878–1934) for the hypothetical pancreatic hormone; later, Frederick Grant Banting (1891–1941) and Charles Herbert Best (1899–1978) adopted this term after having themselves initially proposed the word ‘isletin’.

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Martin Bergner,Alberto Caprara,Fabio Furini,Marco E. Lübbecke,Enrico Malaguti,Emiliano Traversiatment. The word ‘insulin’ was coined in 1909 by the Belgian, Jean de Meyer (1878–1934) for the hypothetical pancreatic hormone; later, Frederick Grant Banting (1891–1941) and Charles Herbert Best (1899–1978) adopted this term after having themselves initially proposed the word ‘isletin’.