We consider optimization problems on complete graphs with edge weights chosen from identical but independent normal distributions. We show some very general techniques for obtaining upper and lower bounds on the asymptotic behavior of these problems. Often, but not always, these bounds are equal, enabling us to state the asymptotic behavior of the maximum. Problems in which the bounds are tight include finding the optimum traveling salesman tour, finding a minimum cost spanning tree, and finding a heaviest clique on k vertices. We then discuss some greedy heuristic algorithms for these problems
We obtain an exact formula for the expected value of the optimum for a certain class of random combi...
Given a weighted undirected graph G = (V,E), the Held\u2013Karp lower bound for the Traveling Salesm...
In this dissertation we consider combinatorial optimization problems. In particular, we concentrate ...
We consider optimization problems on complete graphs with edge weights chosen from identical but ind...
We consider optimization problems on complete graphs with edge weights drawn independently from a fi...
Many graph problems seek subgraphs of minimum weight that satisfy the problems’ constraints. Example...
The Maximum Dispersion problem asks for a partition of a given graph into p vertex-disjoint sets, ea...
We give bounds on heuristics and relaxations for the problem of determining a maximum weight hamilto...
AbstractWe consider the following problem. Given a graph G and a real valued weight for each edge in...
We study the following generalization of the classical edge coloring problem: Given a weighted graph...
We study the following generalization of the classical edge coloring problem: Given a weighted graph...
We consider the Max-Vertex-Cover (MVC) problem, i.e., nd k vertices from an undirected and edge-weig...
We provide the first interesting explicit lower bounds on efficient approximability for two closely ...
We consider a framework for bi-objective network construction problems where one objective is to be ...
We study combinatorial optimization problems on graphs in the mean-field model, which assigns indepe...
We obtain an exact formula for the expected value of the optimum for a certain class of random combi...
Given a weighted undirected graph G = (V,E), the Held\u2013Karp lower bound for the Traveling Salesm...
In this dissertation we consider combinatorial optimization problems. In particular, we concentrate ...
We consider optimization problems on complete graphs with edge weights chosen from identical but ind...
We consider optimization problems on complete graphs with edge weights drawn independently from a fi...
Many graph problems seek subgraphs of minimum weight that satisfy the problems’ constraints. Example...
The Maximum Dispersion problem asks for a partition of a given graph into p vertex-disjoint sets, ea...
We give bounds on heuristics and relaxations for the problem of determining a maximum weight hamilto...
AbstractWe consider the following problem. Given a graph G and a real valued weight for each edge in...
We study the following generalization of the classical edge coloring problem: Given a weighted graph...
We study the following generalization of the classical edge coloring problem: Given a weighted graph...
We consider the Max-Vertex-Cover (MVC) problem, i.e., nd k vertices from an undirected and edge-weig...
We provide the first interesting explicit lower bounds on efficient approximability for two closely ...
We consider a framework for bi-objective network construction problems where one objective is to be ...
We study combinatorial optimization problems on graphs in the mean-field model, which assigns indepe...
We obtain an exact formula for the expected value of the optimum for a certain class of random combi...
Given a weighted undirected graph G = (V,E), the Held\u2013Karp lower bound for the Traveling Salesm...
In this dissertation we consider combinatorial optimization problems. In particular, we concentrate ...