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....from another by executing a sequence of moves The main contribution of this paper is a linear time algorithm for deciding whether two arrangements of pebbles on a tree are reachable from one another. The PMT problem is, in a broad sense, a generalization of the famous 15 puzzle due to Sam Loyd [4] and has applications to several fields. We can think of the pebbles as indivisible packets of data that need to be moved from one site to another of a wide area communication network without exceeding the capacities of the communication buffers of each site. Another application of the PMT problem ....
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