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A sequencing problem to level part usage rates and work loads for a mixed-model assembly line with a bypass subline

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  • Tamura, Takayoshi
  • Long, Hong
  • Ohno, Katsuhisa

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  • Tamura, Takayoshi & Long, Hong & Ohno, Katsuhisa, 1999. "A sequencing problem to level part usage rates and work loads for a mixed-model assembly line with a bypass subline," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 60(1), pages 557-564, April.
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