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    hello,
    i am trying to solve a rather complicated scheduling problem formulated
    as a binary integer program. i have formulated the model in a way that
    it is obvious which general constraint can be relaxed (the one that
    prevents separability). so far so good. during the modelling process,
    it became apparent, that anotehr "overall" constraint is needed. That
    leaves me with two sets of constraints, which both partition my
    variable set in different manner. So teh lagrangian relaxation i
    defined previously doesn't work anymore. i hope the rough problem
    setting is clear enough now.
    my intention is to relax both sets of constraints, with different
    multipliers. my question here is:
    since i am not sure on how to proceed in finding the multiplier values
    because of different variable partitionings, can anyone give me a hint
    at: 1) whether this approach makes any sense, and 2) where to look at
    for an example. I have searched the web so far, but haven't found any
    paper on dealing with two different types of multipliers.
    Thanks a lot in advance,
    Cheers,
    Ina

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