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Let G = (V, E) be a given graph, S ⊆ V be a terminal set, rε S be the selected root. Assume that c: E → ℝ+ and d: E → ℝ+ are cost and delay functions on the edges respectively. The shallow-light Steiner tree SLST) problem is to compute a minimum cost tree spanning all the terminals of S, such that the delay between r and every other terminal is bounded by a given delay constraint Dε ℝ0+. Since in real network, the cost and delay of a link are always related, this paper addresses two such special cases: the constrained Steiner tree (CST) problem, a special case of the SLST problem that c(e)=σ d(e) for every edge, and the constrained spanning tree (CPT) problem, a further special case of the CST problem when S = V. This paper first shows that even when c(e) = d(e), the CPT problem is NP-hard, and admits no (1+ ε γ ln(|V|)-approximation algorithm for some fixed γ > 0 and any ε <. © 2014 IEEE.
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Proceedings - International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms and Programming, PAAP
ISSN: 2168-3034
Year: 2014
Page: 99-103
Language: English
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