| S. G. Kolliopoulos, Exact and Approximation Algorithms for Network Flow and DisjointPath Problems, PhD thesis, Dartmouth College, 1998. |
....has length at most L, we can construct in polynomial time a path in D from s to t that has length at most L and has at most k arcs. To complete the description of the algorithm, we note that we can determine the existence of path P 0 by finding the shortest path between s1 and t k . In [15] [17], and [19] the greedy algorithm is analyzed to show that it satisfies at least Ou= p m demands for an instance of EDP (also see [4] Recall that Ou denotes the optimum value for a given USF instance. Their arguments may be extended easily to give p u(A) approximations for unsplittable ....
....contain an arc of length 1 from D O that is in common with some P i . We choose i to be minimal. Thus for each demand in Q we associate a unique such P i which blocks that demand. Conversely, let k i be the number of demands in Q which are blocked by P i . We now build on the ideas used in [17, 19]. Since we may assume that both the optimal and greedy solutions are contiguous, we deduce that P i may block at most n i Delta flow systems, where n i is the number of arcs of length 1 with positive flow under P i . Thus k i n i Delta. But also by greedy we have that each such blocked flow ....
S. G. Kolliopoulos. Exact and approximation algorithms for network flow and disjoint-path problems. PhD Thesis, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, August 1998.
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S. G. Kolliopoulos. Exact and Approximation Algorithms for Network Flow and Disjoint-Path Problems. PhD thesis, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, August 1998.
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S. G. Kolliopoulos. Exact and Approximation Algorithms for Network Flow and Disjoint-Path Problems. PhD thesis, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, August 1998.
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S. G. Kolliopoulos, Exact and Approximation Algorithms for Network Flow and DisjointPath Problems, PhD thesis, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, August 1998.
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S. G. Kolliopoulos, Exact and Approximation Algorithms for Network Flow and DisjointPath Problems, PhD thesis, Dartmouth College, 1998.
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