Titlebook: Approximation, Randomization and Combinatorial Optimization. Algorithms and Techniques; 8th International Wo Chandra Chekuri,Klaus Jansen,L

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F. Kraus,O. Minkowski,A. Schittenhelmunds.K?nemann and Ravi [10,11] give bicriteria approximation algorithms for the problem using local search techniques of Fischer?[5]. For a graph with a cost ., degree . spanning tree, and parameters ., .> 1, their algorithm produces a tree whose cost is at most . and whose degree is at most . We gi

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言行自由

,Die prim?re Darmtuberkulose des Menschen,r trees that are disjoint on the nonterminal nodes and on the edges. The problem is known to be NP-hard to approximate within a factor of Ω(log.), where . denotes |.|. We present a randomized .(log.)-approximation algorithm for this problem, thus matching the hardness lower bound. Moreover, we show

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F. Kraus,Erich Meyer,L. Langsteint produces a linear arrangement of the vertices of a caterpillar with bandwidth at most .(log ./loglog .) times the . of the caterpillar, where the local density is a well known lower bound on the bandwidth. This result is best possible in the sense that there are caterpillars whose bandwidth is lar

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abracadabra

F. Kraus,Erich Meyer,L. Langsteinproblems. Our algorithms use and extend the Boosted Sampling framework of?[6]. We also show how the framework can be adapted to give approximation algorithms even when the inflation parameters are correlated with the scenarios.

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O. Krayer,E. Lehnartz,H. H. Weber We also investigate different special cases of the problem, including those obtained by restricting the literals to be unnegated and/or all clauses to have size exactly .. Our results show that the 1-in-.SAT problem exhibits some rather peculiar phenomena in the realm of constraint satisfaction pro

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The anaphylatoxin-forming system,nding the closest ultrametric . under the .. norm, i.e. . minimizes ||.,.||.. Here, . is the number of distinct distances in .. Combined with the results of [1], our algorithms imply the same factor approximation for finding the closest . under the same norm. In [1], Agarwala . present the first app

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0115462 predicate .. The approximation ratio of a random assignment is equal to the fraction of satisfying inputs to .. If it is .-hard to achieve a better approximation ratio for ..., then we say that . is .. Our goal is to characterize which predicates that have this property..A general approximation alg