His main research concerns Mathematical optimization, Petri net, Linear programming, Scheduling and Real-time computing. His Mathematical optimization research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Batch production and Job shop scheduling. While the research belongs to areas of Job shop scheduling, Feng Chu spends his time largely on the problem of Job scheduler, intersecting his research to questions surrounding Heuristic and Multi-objective optimization.
Feng Chu combines subjects such as Exact algorithm and Reservation with his study of Linear programming. His work on Sequence-dependent setup as part of general Scheduling research is frequently linked to Wafer fabrication, Semiconductor device fabrication, Schedule and Preemption, thereby connecting diverse disciplines of science. His Real-time computing study combines topics in areas such as Oil refinery and Refinery.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Mathematical optimization, Integer programming, Scheduling, Job shop scheduling and Operations research. His Mathematical optimization research includes elements of Flow shop scheduling and Reservation. His studies deal with areas such as Oil refinery, Real-time computing and Petri net as well as Scheduling.
His Job shop scheduling research includes themes of Job scheduler, Multi-objective optimization, Heuristics, Fair-share scheduling and Scheduling. His biological study deals with issues like Routing, which deal with fields such as Lagrangian relaxation. His Linear programming research incorporates themes from Solver and Transportation theory.
Feng Chu mainly investigates Mathematical optimization, Heuristic, Operations research, Integer programming and Job shop scheduling. His Mathematical optimization study frequently links to related topics such as Scheduling. His Heuristic research incorporates elements of Tardiness and Heuristic.
His research investigates the connection between Operations research and topics such as Stochastic programming that intersect with problems in Approximation algorithm. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Scheduling and Heuristics. As a member of one scientific family, Feng Chu mostly works in the field of Linear programming, focusing on Routing and, on occasion, Production.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Mathematical optimization, Heuristic, Genetic algorithm, Scheduling and Scheduling. The Mathematical optimization study combines topics in areas such as Covariance matrix and Job shop scheduling. His work carried out in the field of Genetic algorithm brings together such families of science as Coke, Crane scheduling, Coal and Operations research.
His work in Operations research covers topics such as Integer programming which are related to areas like Tabu search. His research integrates issues of Variable neighborhood search and Travelling salesman problem in his study of Scheduling. His studies in Scheduling integrate themes in fields like Completion time and Stochastic programming.
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Deadlock analysis of Petri nets using siphons and mathematical programming
Feng Chu;Xiao-Lan Xie.
(1997)
Deadlock analysis of Petri nets using siphons and mathematical programming
Feng Chu;Xiao-Lan Xie.
(1997)
A Petri Net Method for Schedulability and Scheduling Problems in Single-Arm Cluster Tools With Wafer Residency Time Constraints
Naiqi Wu;Chengbin Chu;Feng Chu;Meng Chu Zhou.
(2008)
A Petri Net Method for Schedulability and Scheduling Problems in Single-Arm Cluster Tools With Wafer Residency Time Constraints
Naiqi Wu;Chengbin Chu;Feng Chu;Meng Chu Zhou.
(2008)
A Stackelberg game and its improvement in a VMI system with a manufacturing vendor
Yugang Yu;Yugang Yu;Feng Chu;Haoxun Chen.
(2009)
A Stackelberg game and its improvement in a VMI system with a manufacturing vendor
Yugang Yu;Yugang Yu;Feng Chu;Haoxun Chen.
(2009)
Petri Net Modeling and Cycle-Time Analysis of Dual-Arm Cluster Tools With Wafer Revisiting
NaiQi Wu;Feng Chu;Chengbin Chu;MengChu Zhou.
(2013)
Petri Net Modeling and Cycle-Time Analysis of Dual-Arm Cluster Tools With Wafer Revisiting
NaiQi Wu;Feng Chu;Chengbin Chu;MengChu Zhou.
(2013)
A new model and hybrid approach for large scale inventory routing problems
Yugang Yu;Haoxun Chen;Feng Chu.
(2008)
A new model and hybrid approach for large scale inventory routing problems
Yugang Yu;Haoxun Chen;Feng Chu.
(2008)
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