Symposium on the Theory of Scheduling and Its Applications

I. Survey Papers -- “A Critique of Project Planning with Constrained Resources” -- “Sequencing Research and the Industrial Scheduling Problem” -- II. Applications -- “The Engine Scheduling Problem in a Railway Network” — Abstract -- “Detail Scheduling Models and Systems” -- “A Naval Air Rework Facility Scheduling Problem” -- “Some Scheduling Applications in Chemical Industry” -- “A Solution to a Special Class of Flow Shop Scheduling Problem” -- “Two Recent Developments in Scheduling Applications” -- “Toward a Man-Machine Interactive System for Project Scheduling” -- III. Theory -- “Efficient Solution Procedures for Certain Scheduling and Sequencing Problems” -- “On the Set Representation and the Set Covering Problem” -- Discussion of Murty’s paper -- “Selected Comments Concerning Optimization Techniques for Functions of Permutations” -- Discussion of Rau’s paper -- IV. Models of Processes -- “An Out-of-Kilter Approach for Machine Sequencing Problems” -- “Trading Rules for a Decentralized Exchange Economy” -- “Scheduling with Early Start and Due Date Constraints” — Abstract -- “The Scheduling of a Multi-Product Facility” -- “The Two-Machine Job Shop with Exponential Processing Times” -- “Optimal Solutions of Scheduling Problems Using Lagrange Multipliers, Part II” -- Discussion of Fisher’s paper -- “On Project Cost-Duration Analysis Problem with Quadratic and Convex Cost Functions” -- “A Problem in Single Facility Scheduling with Sequence Independent Change-Over Costs” -- “Random Patrol Scheduling Under Operational Constraints” -- “Interaction Between Aggregate and Detailed Scheduling in a Job Shop” — Abstract -- “An Extension of Moore’s Due Date Algorithm” -- “Solving Scheduling Problems by Applying Cost Operators to Assignment Models” -- “Some Extensions of Akers-Friedman Production Scheduling Problem” -- “On a Feasibility Approach to Optimal Schedules”.