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Abstract: . An algebraic approach to the Traveling Salesman Problem is described which
results in an algorithm for counting Hamiltonian circuits in a graph and in an approximation
polynomial time algorithm for computing the longest Hamiltonian circuit with the
given vertices in a normed space. For a graph with n vertices the counting algorithm has
2
n+O(logn)
time complexity whereas the space complexity is polynomial in n. For any norm
in a Euclidean space and for any number ffi ? 0 we present a... (Update)
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A. I. Barvinok. Two algorithmic results for the traveling salesman problem, April 1994. Unpublished manuscript. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/barvinok94two.html More
@article{ barvinok96two,
author = "Barvinok",
title = "Two Algorithmic Results for the Traveling Salesman Problem",
journal = "MOR: Mathematics of Operations Research",
volume = "21",
year = "1996",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/barvinok94two.html" }
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