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\section{Introduction}




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\bibitem{1} J. M. Varanelli, J.P. Cohoon, {\it A fast method for generalized starting
temperature determination in homogeneous two-stage simulated annealing
systems}, Computers and Operations Research, 26 (1999), 481-504.



\bibitem{2}  R. Zimmer, {\it Ergodic theory and semisimple groups}, Birkh\"{a}user, Boston, Basel, Stuttgart, 1984.




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\noindent Accepted: .....


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