In a distributed computer system, there are n users, n processes, and n processors. Each processor has a unique cost associated with executing each process for every user. Develop an exhaustive search algorithm aimed at identifying the optimal job scheduling strategy. This strategy should aim to minimize the overall cost incurred in executing all processes within the system. The exhaustive search algorithm should be designed to explore all possible combinations of job assignments, considering user-process pairs allocated to processors. Provide the pseudo code and a comprehensive analysis of the algorithm encompassing the worst-case, best-case, and average-case time complexities of your proposed algorithm.

In a distributed computer system, there are n users, n processes, and n processors. Each processor has a unique cost associated with executing each process for every user. Develop an exhaustive search algorithm aimed at identifying the optimal job scheduling strategy. This strategy should aim to minimize the overall cost incurred in executing all processes within the system. The exhaustive search algorithm should be designed to explore all possible combinations of job assignments, considering user-process pairs allocated to processors. Provide the pseudo code and a comprehensive analysis of the algorithm encompassing the worst-case, best-case, and average-case time complexities of your proposed algorithm.

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