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Scheduling Jobs with Multiple Operational Modes and Tail Times
This study explores a scheduling challenge inspired by the production of programmable materials, such as advanced liquid crystal displays. In these systems, the final quality of a product is reached only after a resource-free maturation period, known as a "tail", during which the machine is availabl
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