We show that the shortest path problem cannot be solved in o(log n) time on an unbounded fan-in PRAM without bit operations using poly(n) processors, even when the bit-lengths of the weights on the edges are restricted to be of size O(log(3) n). This shows that the matrix-based repeated squaring algorithm for the shortest path problem is optimal in the unbounded fan-in PRAM model without bit operations. (C) 2001 Academic Press
The single source shortest path (SSSP) problem lacks parallel solutions which are fast and simultan...
The lirst result presented in this paper is a lower bound of Q(log n) for the computation time of co...
We consider parallel random access machines (PRAM's) with p processors and distributed systems of ra...
AbstractWe show that the shortest path problem cannot be solved in o(logn) time on an unbounded fan-...
We define a natural and realistic model of parallel computation called the PRAM model without bit op...
Ibrahim et al. (Int Trans Oper Res 16:361–369, 2009) presented and analyzed two integer programming ...
The shortest path problem is one of the classic network problems. The objective of this problem is t...
By restricting weight functions to satisfy the quadrangle inequality or the inverse quadrangle inequ...
We consider the variant of the shortest path problem in which a given set of paths is forbidden to o...
The Bottleneck Shortest Path Problem is a basic problem in network optimization. The goal is to dete...
The single source shortest path (SSSP) problem lacks parallel solutions which are fast and simultane...
We present the rst lower bounds for shortest path problems (in-cluding euclidean shortest path) in t...
textThe shortest path and minimum spanning tree problems are two of the classic textbook problems i...
AbstractWe consider the problem of preprocessing an n-vertex digraph with real edge weights so that ...
This paper introduces an optimal method entitled Dhouib-Matrix-SPP (DM-SPP) in order to solve the Sh...
The single source shortest path (SSSP) problem lacks parallel solutions which are fast and simultan...
The lirst result presented in this paper is a lower bound of Q(log n) for the computation time of co...
We consider parallel random access machines (PRAM's) with p processors and distributed systems of ra...
AbstractWe show that the shortest path problem cannot be solved in o(logn) time on an unbounded fan-...
We define a natural and realistic model of parallel computation called the PRAM model without bit op...
Ibrahim et al. (Int Trans Oper Res 16:361–369, 2009) presented and analyzed two integer programming ...
The shortest path problem is one of the classic network problems. The objective of this problem is t...
By restricting weight functions to satisfy the quadrangle inequality or the inverse quadrangle inequ...
We consider the variant of the shortest path problem in which a given set of paths is forbidden to o...
The Bottleneck Shortest Path Problem is a basic problem in network optimization. The goal is to dete...
The single source shortest path (SSSP) problem lacks parallel solutions which are fast and simultane...
We present the rst lower bounds for shortest path problems (in-cluding euclidean shortest path) in t...
textThe shortest path and minimum spanning tree problems are two of the classic textbook problems i...
AbstractWe consider the problem of preprocessing an n-vertex digraph with real edge weights so that ...
This paper introduces an optimal method entitled Dhouib-Matrix-SPP (DM-SPP) in order to solve the Sh...
The single source shortest path (SSSP) problem lacks parallel solutions which are fast and simultan...
The lirst result presented in this paper is a lower bound of Q(log n) for the computation time of co...
We consider parallel random access machines (PRAM's) with p processors and distributed systems of ra...