Name
Affiliation
Papers
WIESLAW KUBIAK
Faculty of Business Administration, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Canada
46
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
48
540
62.61
Referers 
Referees 
References 
663
368
284
Search Limit
100663
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Shared Processor Scheduling of Multiprocessor Jobs00.342020
Shared processor scheduling.00.342018
Shared multi-processor scheduling.00.342017
Normal-form preemption sequences for an open problem in scheduling theory10.352016
The complexity of minimum-length path decompositions30.422015
Scheduling semi-malleable jobs to minimize mean flow time20.382015
Decentralized subcontractor scheduling with divisible jobs00.342015
Asymptotic behavior of optimal quantities in symmetric transshipment coalitions00.342014
Optimal edge-coloring with edge rate constraints.00.342013
A branch and bound algorithm for the response time variability problem30.432013
On Transshipment Games with Identical Newsvendors10.362013
Minimum length path decompositions20.412013
Transshipment games with identical newsvendors and cooperation costs.20.392013
A coordinating contract for transshipment in a two-company supply chain110.662010
A projective algorithm for preemptive open shop scheduling with two multiprocessor groups10.342010
Mathematical programming modeling of the Response Time Variability Problem70.532010
Apportionment methods and the Liu-Layland problem10.392009
Optimality of HLF for scheduling divide-and-conquer UET task graphs on identical parallel processors10.352009
Just-in-Time Smoothing Through Batching20.412008
Preemptive open shop scheduling with multiprocessors: polynomial cases and applications40.452008
Response time variability150.882007
Minimization of ordered, symmetric half-products90.822005
Positive half-products and scheduling with controllable processing times211.082005
A half-product based approximation scheme for agreeably weighted completion time variance70.502005
Solution of The Liu–Layland Problem Via Bottleneck Just-In-Time Sequencing10.422005
Cyclic Just-In-Time Sequences Are Optimal40.602003
Fast fully polynomial approximation schemes for minimizing completion time variance130.692002
Complexity of list coloring problems with a fixed total number of colors40.482002
Two-machine flow shops with limited machine availability493.042002
Tree precedence in scheduling: The strong–weak distinction10.361999
On the complexity of a restricted list-coloring problem70.611999
A Fully Polynomial Approximation Scheme for the Weighted Earliness-Tardiness Problem382.321999
Scheduling identical jobs with chain precedence constraints on two uniform machines201.411999
Scheduling parallel tasks withsequential heads and tails10.351999
Single machine scheduling with release and due date assignment to minimize the weighted number of late jobs80.801998
A Fully Polynomial Approximation Scheme for Minimizing Makespan of Deteriorating Jobs363.331998
Scheduling chains to minimize mean flow time70.811997
Algorithms for minclique scheduling problems151.671997
Optimal level schedules for mixed-model, multi-level just-in-time assembly systems112.111997
An efficient algorithm for a job shop problem61.451995
New results on the completion time variance minimization322.751995
Scheduling shops to minimize the weighted number of late jobs232.251994
Completion time variance minimization on a single machine is difficult483.761993
Proof of a conjecture of Schrage about the completion time variance problem243.241991
Earliness-tardiness scheduling problems: II. Derivation of completion times about a restrictive common due date9418.391991
Minimizing mean flow-time with parallel processors and resource constraints50.571987