On the augmented precedence graph, the linear programming problem
has dual , with a unit source-to-sink flow. Equivalently, the dual is the negative of the optimal uncapacitated minimum-cost flow value with arc costs . The flow selects a longest path, while the time variables provide a matching weak duality bound.
A feasible timetable with finish time and a unit flow carried on a precedence path of total duration certify optimality. Summing the inequalities along that path proves every schedule needs at least , while the timetable attains it.
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