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Presents a mathematical justification of the technique of force-directed scheduling and propose two modifications of the basic algorithm introduced by Paulin and Knight. The newly presented modifications improve the effectiveness of force-directed scheduling without affecting its time complexity. This is illustrated by an empirical performance analysis based on a number of problem instances.<>