Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
427510 Information Processing Letters 2010 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

The main contribution of this short note is to provide improved bounds on the approximability of constructing terminal Steiner trees in arbitrary undirected graphs. Technically speaking, our results are obtained by relating this computational task to that of computing group Steiner trees. As a secondary objective, we make a concentrated effort to distinguish between the factor by which constructed trees exceed the optimal backbone cost and between the deviation from the optimal terminal linking cost.

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