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    • To develop a novel algorithm for the multimodal multiobjective flexible job shop scheduling problem considering variable machine speeds (MMFJSP-S).
    • To address the challenge of multimodal solutions and negative knowledge transfer in energy-efficient scheduling.

    Main Methods:

    • Introduction of a knowledge-enhanced evolutionary multitasking memetic algorithm (KEMMA).
    • Utilizing an evolutionary multitasking (EMT) framework with a self-paced learning-inspired auxiliary task.
    • Implementing a knowledge enhancement and explicit transfer strategy to mitigate negative transfer.
    • Employing a mapping transformation mechanism to handle decision-space multimodality.

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    • The proposed KEMMA demonstrated superior performance compared to ten advanced algorithms in solving the MMFJSP-S.
    • Experimental results confirmed the effectiveness of the knowledge enhancement and mapping transformation strategies.
    • The study highlighted the critical importance of addressing the multimodal property in scheduling.

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    • KEMMA offers a significant advancement for energy-efficient and green manufacturing scheduling.
    • The integration of evolutionary multitasking and knowledge transfer effectively tackles complex scheduling challenges.
    • Future research should continue to explore multimodal properties in optimization problems.