Dear Colleagues,
Sebastian Ott
is my Ph.D. student at Max-Planck-Institute für Informatik. He will visit us for one week. His office will be room 6476.
He works on energy-efficient algorithms, particularly in the context of machine scheduling. He will present his talk next Monday, 1PM (the talk is about 35 minutes long), in room 8103.
I attach the title and the abstract below.
Chien-Chung
Title: Non-Preemptive Speed Scaling
Abstract:
"Speed scaling is a widely applied technique for energy saving in modern microprocessors. Its general idea is to strategically adjust the processing speed, such that a number of given tasks (each equipped
with a release time, deadline and processing volume) are finished completely using as little energy as possible. We consider the non-preemptive version of the problem, where every job, once started, must be processed uninterruptedly until its completion. Since
the problem is known to be strongly NP-hard, we are interested in efficient algorithms with provable approximation guarantee. In the talk, I will give a general introduction to this area of energy-efficient scheduling and then present some of our recent results
for the above mentioned problem."