Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8903511 | Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics | 2017 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
In the p-hub median problem we are given a set of clients V, a set of demands DâVÃV, a cost function Ï:VÃVâR+, and an integer p>0. The objective is to select terminals TâV, where |T|â¤p, and assign each demand to a terminal, in order to minimize the total cost between demands and terminals. We present the first approximation bounds for the problem: a 1+2/e lower bound if NPâDTIME(nO(logâ¡logâ¡n)), and a (4α)-approximation algorithm if we are allowed to open at most (2α2αâ1)p terminals, where α>1 is a trade off parameter.
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Authors
Camile Frazão Bordini, André LuÃs Vignatti,