Titlebook: Mathematical Programming and Financial Objectives for Scheduling Projects; Alf Kimms Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 20

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Network Decompositionhe activities that augments the partial order defined by the precedence constraints. By having this insight, it seems promising to explore the use of considering activity-on-node networks for which finding a partial order is not necessary.

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Relaxation of Resource Constraintsechnique, known as Lagrangean relaxation, is to relax constraints and to add a penalty term to the objective function for making violations of the relaxed constraints unattractive. This strategy will be studied now (see also Kimms [86]).

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0884-8289 n terms of money. As the title suggests,special attention is paid to financial objectives and the relationshipof financial objectives to project schedules and scheduling. Inaddition, how schedules relate to other decisions is treated indetail. The book demonstrates that scheduling must be combined w

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Resource-Constrained Schedulingain, the lengths of the node boxes indicate the processing times of the activities. For the sake of simplicity, we assume a single renewable resource in the example. The heights of the nodes boxes in Figure 4.1 illustrate the per period resource requests of the activities.

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