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Zhixin Liu

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University of Michigan

United States

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Dr. Zhixin Liu is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. His research primarily focuses on scheduling algorithms, carbon emission reduction strategies, and optimization in service systems. Recent publications include topics such as mixed batch scheduling, online scheduling with interruptions, and strategies in pharmaceutical platforms. His work contributes to advancements in operations research and its practical applications.

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Nicholas Hall

Ohio State University

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Generalized parallel batch scheduling: Batch processing time non-decreasing in job width and thickness

A scheduling game on parallel batch machines with setup cost

Trade-in for carbon emission reduction under tax regulation

Mixed batch scheduling with non-identical job sizes to minimize makespan

Submodular batch scheduling on parallel machines

Online Scheduling on a Parallel-Batch Machine With Pulse Interruptions

A Novel Two-Stage Flexible Flow Shop Batch Scheduling Model for Grinding Workshops

Nonsequential Appointment Scheduling With a Random Number of Requests

Opponent choice in tournaments: Winning and shirking

Scheduling with present bias

Best possible algorithms for online scheduling on identical batch machines with periodic pulse interruptions

Two-agent scheduling on mixed batch machines to minimise the total weighted makespan

Joint optimal strategies on service investment and drug pricing for a two-sided online pharmaceutical platform

Managing brand competition with consumer fairness concern via manufacturer incentive

Fixed allocation of capacity for multiple retailers under demand competition

Parallel batch scheduling: Impact of increasing machine capacity

Pareto and Kaldor–Hicks improvements with revenue-sharing and wholesale-price contracts under manufacturer rebate policy

The showrooming effect on integrated dual channels

Production and pricing decisions in a dual-channel supply chain under remanufacturing subsidy policy and carbon tax policy

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Nicholas Hall

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