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Task splitting for three machine preemptive scheduling

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Optimal preemptive schedules of jobs with unit completion times and given precedence constraints may require arbitrarily many short intervals of work on a single task.

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Pickering, D., Stone, M.G. Task splitting for three machine preemptive scheduling. Order 7, 349–352 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00383199

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