We design combinatorial approximation algorithms for the Capacitated Steiner Network (Cap-SN) problem and the Capaci-tated Multicommodity Flow (Cap-MCF) problem. These two prob-lems entail satisfying connectivity requirements when edges have costs and hard capacities. In Cap-SN, the flow has to be supported separately for each commodity while in Cap-MCF, the flow has to be sent simulta-neously for all commodities. We show that the Group Steiner problem on trees ([12]) is a special case of both problems. This implies the first poly-logarithmic lower bound for these problems by [17]. We then give various approximations to special cases of the problems. We generalize the well known Source location problem (see for example [19]), to a natural p...
The group Steiner problem is a classical network design problem where we are given a graph and a col...
The group Steiner tree problem is a generalization of the Steiner tree problem where we are given se...
In the generalized connectivity problem, we are given an edge-weighted graph G = (V, E) and a collec...
We design combinatorial approximation algorithms for the Capacitated Steiner Network (Cap-SN) proble...
We focus on designing combinatorial algorithms for the CAPACITATED NETWORK DESIGN problem (CAP-SNDP)...
Abstract. We study a network loading problem with applications in lo-cal access network design. Give...
We give the first approximation algorithm for the generalized network Steiner problem, a problem in ...
National audienceWe show that a network design problem related to the optimization of the cabling of...
National audienceWe show that a network design problem related to the optimization of the cabling of...
Abstract. We give the first approximation algorithm for the generalized network Steiner problem, a p...
We study a capacitated network design problem in a geometric setting. The input consists of an integ...
This paper addresses the problem of designing a minimum cost network whose capacities are sufficient...
In the Fixed Cost k-Flow problem, we are given a graph G = (V,E) with edge-capacities {ue | e ∈ E} a...
Linial, London and Rabinovich [16] and Aumann and Rabani [3] proved that the min-cut max-flow ratio ...
We are interested in the design of robust (or resilient) capacitated rooted Steiner networks in case...
The group Steiner problem is a classical network design problem where we are given a graph and a col...
The group Steiner tree problem is a generalization of the Steiner tree problem where we are given se...
In the generalized connectivity problem, we are given an edge-weighted graph G = (V, E) and a collec...
We design combinatorial approximation algorithms for the Capacitated Steiner Network (Cap-SN) proble...
We focus on designing combinatorial algorithms for the CAPACITATED NETWORK DESIGN problem (CAP-SNDP)...
Abstract. We study a network loading problem with applications in lo-cal access network design. Give...
We give the first approximation algorithm for the generalized network Steiner problem, a problem in ...
National audienceWe show that a network design problem related to the optimization of the cabling of...
National audienceWe show that a network design problem related to the optimization of the cabling of...
Abstract. We give the first approximation algorithm for the generalized network Steiner problem, a p...
We study a capacitated network design problem in a geometric setting. The input consists of an integ...
This paper addresses the problem of designing a minimum cost network whose capacities are sufficient...
In the Fixed Cost k-Flow problem, we are given a graph G = (V,E) with edge-capacities {ue | e ∈ E} a...
Linial, London and Rabinovich [16] and Aumann and Rabani [3] proved that the min-cut max-flow ratio ...
We are interested in the design of robust (or resilient) capacitated rooted Steiner networks in case...
The group Steiner problem is a classical network design problem where we are given a graph and a col...
The group Steiner tree problem is a generalization of the Steiner tree problem where we are given se...
In the generalized connectivity problem, we are given an edge-weighted graph G = (V, E) and a collec...