Scheduling on uniform and unrelated machines with bipartite incompatibility graphs
Tytus Pikies (1), Hanna Furma\'nczyk (2) ((1) Dept. of Algorithims and, System Modelling, ETI Faculty, Gda\'nsk University of Technology, 11/12, Gabriela Narutowicza Street, 80-233 Gda\'nsk, Poland, (2) Institute of, Informatics, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics, Informatics

TL;DR
This paper studies scheduling jobs with bipartite incompatibility constraints on different machine types, providing approximation algorithms, inapproximability bounds, and analyzing random graph models to understand the problem's complexity and solutions.
Contribution
It introduces new approximation algorithms and bounds for scheduling with bipartite incompatibility graphs on uniform and unrelated machines, including analysis of random graph models.
Findings
No good approximation for uniform machines unless P=NP.
Optimal approximation ratio achieved by a new algorithm.
Random bipartite graphs can be scheduled within twice the optimal makespan.
Abstract
In this paper the problem of scheduling of jobs on parallel machines under incompatibility relation is considered. In this model a binary relation between jobs is given and no two jobs that are in the relation can be scheduled on the same machine. In particular, we consider job scheduling under incompatibility relation forming bipartite graphs, under makespan optimality criterion, on uniform and unrelated machines. We show that no algorithm can achieve a good approximation ratio for uniform machines, even for a case of unit time jobs, under . We also provide an approximation algorithm that achieves the best possible approximation ratio, even for the case of jobs of arbitrary lengths , under the same assumption. Precisely, we present an inapproximability bound, for any ; and -approximation algorithm, respectively. To…
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TopicsScheduling and Optimization Algorithms · Optimization and Search Problems · Optimization and Packing Problems
