Titlebook: Algorithms - ESA 2007; 15th Annual European Lars Arge,Michael Hoffmann,Emo Welzl Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Finding Mobile Data: Efficiency vs. Location Inaccuracy searcher can find the token without opening significantly more boxes compared to a searcher who has full knowledge. This problem is equivalent to finding mobile users (tokens) in cellular networks (boxes) and finding data (tokens) in sensor networks (boxes).

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Small Worlds as Navigable Augmented Networks: Model, Analysis, and Validationility, Jon Kleinberg modeled this phenomenon in the framework of augmented networks, and analyzed the performances of greedy routing in augmented multi-dimensional meshes. This paper objective is to survey the results that followed up Kleinberg seminal work, including results about:

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On Minimum Power Connectivity Problemsgorithm for the problem of finding a min-power subgraph that contains . internally-disjoint paths from a given node . to every other node, and show that several other problems are unlikely to admit a polylogarithmic approximation.

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Finding Branch-Decompositions and Rank-Decompositionshe number of vertices / elements of the input. (The previous best algorithm for construction of a branch-decomposition or a rank-decomposition of optimal width due to Oum and Seymour [Testing branch-width. J. Combin. Theory Ser. B, .(3) (2007) 385–393] is not fixed-parameter tractable).

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,Die Narkoseführung in der HNO-Chirurgie,ility, Jon Kleinberg modeled this phenomenon in the framework of augmented networks, and analyzed the performances of greedy routing in augmented multi-dimensional meshes. This paper objective is to survey the results that followed up Kleinberg seminal work, including results about:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04573-1gorithm for the problem of finding a min-power subgraph that contains . internally-disjoint paths from a given node . to every other node, and show that several other problems are unlikely to admit a polylogarithmic approximation.