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Data Center Scheduling, Generalized Flows, and Submodularity
Inspired by problems in data center scheduling, we study the submodularity of certain scheduling problems as a function of the set of machine capacities and the corresponding implications. In particular, we
• give a short proof that, as a function of the excess vector, maximum generalized flow is submodular and minimum cost generalized flow is supermodular;
• extend Wolsey's approximation guarantees for submodular covering problems to a new class of problems we call supermodular packing problems;
• use these results to get tighter approximation guarantees for several data center scheduling problems.