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Finite Pinwheel Covering
In perpetual scheduling theory, the Pinwheel Covering problem asks, given $n$ frequencies $f_i$, whether there exists an infinite schedule such that every $f_i$ consecutive entries contain at most one occurrence of $i\in [n]$. This models $n$ agents taking turns at executing a job, with a recovery p
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