Titlebook: Algorithms and Computation; 17th International S Tetsuo Asano Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 AAC.Schedu

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stress-response

A 6-Approximation Algorithm for Computing Smallest Common AoN-Supertree with Application to the Recothat every tree .. in . is an . of .. It generalizes the smallest superstring problem and it has applications in glycobiology. We present a polynomial-time greedy algorithm with approximation ratio 6.

調(diào)整校對

Improved Approximation for Single-Sink Buy-at-Bulkat the flow from each source to the sink can be routed simultaneously. The approximation ratio of this NP-hard problem was gradually reduced from .(log..) to 65.49 by a long series of papers. In this paper, we design a better 24.92 approximation algorithm for this problem.

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Lumbar-Spine

Zusammenfassung, Diskussion und Ausblick,nding on his/her preference. For a matching . between men and women, a pair of a man . and a woman . is called a . if both prefer each other to their current partners. A matching with no blocking pair is called ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74101-2irst non-trivial bound of . distance to the extrema of the set is presented for a single pass over streams which do not reveal their total size .. For cases with known size, an algorithm is given which guarantees a distance of Ω(..) to the extrema, which is an .-approximation for the proven best bound possible.

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Stable Matching Problemsnding on his/her preference. For a matching . between men and women, a pair of a man . and a woman . is called a . if both prefer each other to their current partners. A matching with no blocking pair is called ..

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Deterministic Splitter Finding in a Stream with Constant Storage and Guaranteesirst non-trivial bound of . distance to the extrema of the set is presented for a single pass over streams which do not reveal their total size .. For cases with known size, an algorithm is given which guarantees a distance of Ω(..) to the extrema, which is an .-approximation for the proven best bound possible.