AbstractThe algorithmic aspects of the following problem are investigated: n (≥2) persons want to cut a cake into n shares so that every person will get at least 1/n of the cake by his own measure and so that the number of cuts made on the cake is minimal. The cutting process is to be governed by a protocol (computer program). It is shown that no deterministic protocol exists which is fair (in a sense defined in the text) and results in at most n − 1 cuts. An O(n log n)-cut deterministic protocol and an O(n)-cut randomized protocol are given explicitly and a deterministic fair protocol with 4 cuts for n=4 is described in the appendix
AbstractA large class A of finite algorithms for fairly dividing a cake using k of fewer cuts is des...
In the cake cutting problem, n = 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player get...
In the cake cutting problem, n ≥ 2 playerswanttocuta cake into n pieces so that every player gets a ...
AbstractThe algorithmic aspects of the following problem are investigated: n (≥2) persons want to cu...
AbstractIn the cake cutting problem, n≥2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every play...
In the cake cutting problem, n 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player gets...
In the cake cutting problem, n ≥ 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player get...
We consider the well-known cake cutting problem in which a protocol wants to divide a cake among n&g...
AbstractWhat is the minimum number of cuts needed to divide a cake among n players so that each play...
In the cake cutting problem, n=2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player gets ...
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Procedures to divide a cake among n people with n-1 cuts (the minimum number) are analyzed and compa...
Imagine a cake that must be divided between a group of gluttonous children. To complicate matters, t...
AbstractA large class A of finite algorithms for fairly dividing a cake using k of fewer cuts is des...
In the cake cutting problem, n = 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player get...
In the cake cutting problem, n ≥ 2 playerswanttocuta cake into n pieces so that every player gets a ...
AbstractThe algorithmic aspects of the following problem are investigated: n (≥2) persons want to cu...
AbstractIn the cake cutting problem, n≥2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every play...
In the cake cutting problem, n 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player gets...
In the cake cutting problem, n ≥ 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player get...
We consider the well-known cake cutting problem in which a protocol wants to divide a cake among n&g...
AbstractWhat is the minimum number of cuts needed to divide a cake among n players so that each play...
In the cake cutting problem, n=2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player gets ...
In Inthis this paper paper we weshow showhow howmathematics mathematics can can illuminate illuminat...
Procedures to divide a cake among n people with n-1 cuts (the minimum number) are analyzed and compa...
Imagine a cake that must be divided between a group of gluttonous children. To complicate matters, t...
AbstractA large class A of finite algorithms for fairly dividing a cake using k of fewer cuts is des...
In the cake cutting problem, n = 2 players want to cut a cake into n pieces so that every player get...
In the cake cutting problem, n ≥ 2 playerswanttocuta cake into n pieces so that every player gets a ...