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Papers by Esther Arkin
International Journal of Computational Geometry and Applications, 1998
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1997
Page 1. MATHEMATICS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH Vol. 23, No. 3, August 1998 Printed in USA ON LOCAL SE... more Page 1. MATHEMATICS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH Vol. 23, No. 3, August 1998 Printed in USA ON LOCAL SEARCH FOR WEIGHTED k-SET PACKING ESTHER M. ARKIN AND REFAEL HASSIN ... We call a cycle of length ga small cycle. ...
Proceedings of the twenty-second annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '06, 2006
Journal of Algorithms, 2006
We consider a variety of vehicle routing problems. The input to a problem consists of a graph G =... more We consider a variety of vehicle routing problems. The input to a problem consists of a graph G = (N;E) and edge lengths l(e) e 2 E. Customers located at the vertices have to be visited by a set of vehicles. Two important parameters are k the number of vehicles, and ‚ the longest distance traveled by a vehicle. We
Information and Computation, 2003
Operations Research, 1991
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1986
Proceedings of the twenty-second annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '06, 2006
Computational Geometry, 2004
Proceedings of the fourteenth annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '98, 1998
Given a class C of geometric objects and a point set P ,a C- matching of P is a set M = {C1,...,C... more Given a class C of geometric objects and a point set P ,a C- matching of P is a set M = {C1,...,Ck} of elements of C such that every Ci contains exactly two elements of P. If all the elements of P belong to some Ci, M is called a perfect matching; if in addition all the elements of M are pairwise disjoint we say that this matching M is strong .I n this paper we study the existence and characteristics of C-matchings for point sets on the plane when C is the set of circles or the set of isothetic squares on the plane.
Given a sequence of K disjoint segments in the plane, a start point s and a target point t, we se... more Given a sequence of K disjoint segments in the plane, a start point s and a target point t, we seek a path that starts at s, visits in order each of the segments, and ends at t, such that the L1 length of the path is minimized. We give an O(K,) algorithm for the problem. As a by-product, our algorithm builds a data structure, of size O(K), such that the shortest path, visiting k flrst segments in the sequence, to any point in the plane can be output in O(k) time. Key words: Shortest tour, traveling salesman problem, linear programming 2
We give a simple O(nlogn) algorithm to compute the convex hull of the (possibly ( n2)) intersecti... more We give a simple O(nlogn) algorithm to compute the convex hull of the (possibly ( n2)) intersection points in an arrangement of n line segments in the plane. We also show an arrangement of dn planes in d-dimensions whose arrangement has ( nd 1) intersection points on
The Visual Computer, 1996
International Journal of Computational Geometry and Applications - IJCGA, 1997
SIAM Journal on Computing, 2005
Operations Research Letters, 1989
Recently there has been a flurry of research in the area of production planning for multi-echelon... more Recently there has been a flurry of research in the area of production planning for multi-echelon production-distribution systems with deterministic non-stationary demands and no capacity constraints. A variety of algorithms have been proposed to optimally solve these ...
Journal of the ACM, 1991
Certain problems related to the length of cycles and paths modulo a given integer are studied. Li... more Certain problems related to the length of cycles and paths modulo a given integer are studied. Linear-time algorithms are presented that determine whether all cycles in an undirected graph are of length P mod Q and whether all paths between two specified nodes are of length P mod Q, for fixed integers P.Q. These results are compared to those for
International Journal of Computational Geometry and Applications, 1998
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1997
Page 1. MATHEMATICS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH Vol. 23, No. 3, August 1998 Printed in USA ON LOCAL SE... more Page 1. MATHEMATICS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH Vol. 23, No. 3, August 1998 Printed in USA ON LOCAL SEARCH FOR WEIGHTED k-SET PACKING ESTHER M. ARKIN AND REFAEL HASSIN ... We call a cycle of length ga small cycle. ...
Proceedings of the twenty-second annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '06, 2006
Journal of Algorithms, 2006
We consider a variety of vehicle routing problems. The input to a problem consists of a graph G =... more We consider a variety of vehicle routing problems. The input to a problem consists of a graph G = (N;E) and edge lengths l(e) e 2 E. Customers located at the vertices have to be visited by a set of vehicles. Two important parameters are k the number of vehicles, and ‚ the longest distance traveled by a vehicle. We
Information and Computation, 2003
Operations Research, 1991
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1986
Proceedings of the twenty-second annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '06, 2006
Computational Geometry, 2004
Proceedings of the fourteenth annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '98, 1998
Given a class C of geometric objects and a point set P ,a C- matching of P is a set M = {C1,...,C... more Given a class C of geometric objects and a point set P ,a C- matching of P is a set M = {C1,...,Ck} of elements of C such that every Ci contains exactly two elements of P. If all the elements of P belong to some Ci, M is called a perfect matching; if in addition all the elements of M are pairwise disjoint we say that this matching M is strong .I n this paper we study the existence and characteristics of C-matchings for point sets on the plane when C is the set of circles or the set of isothetic squares on the plane.
Given a sequence of K disjoint segments in the plane, a start point s and a target point t, we se... more Given a sequence of K disjoint segments in the plane, a start point s and a target point t, we seek a path that starts at s, visits in order each of the segments, and ends at t, such that the L1 length of the path is minimized. We give an O(K,) algorithm for the problem. As a by-product, our algorithm builds a data structure, of size O(K), such that the shortest path, visiting k flrst segments in the sequence, to any point in the plane can be output in O(k) time. Key words: Shortest tour, traveling salesman problem, linear programming 2
We give a simple O(nlogn) algorithm to compute the convex hull of the (possibly ( n2)) intersecti... more We give a simple O(nlogn) algorithm to compute the convex hull of the (possibly ( n2)) intersection points in an arrangement of n line segments in the plane. We also show an arrangement of dn planes in d-dimensions whose arrangement has ( nd 1) intersection points on
The Visual Computer, 1996
International Journal of Computational Geometry and Applications - IJCGA, 1997
SIAM Journal on Computing, 2005
Operations Research Letters, 1989
Recently there has been a flurry of research in the area of production planning for multi-echelon... more Recently there has been a flurry of research in the area of production planning for multi-echelon production-distribution systems with deterministic non-stationary demands and no capacity constraints. A variety of algorithms have been proposed to optimally solve these ...
Journal of the ACM, 1991
Certain problems related to the length of cycles and paths modulo a given integer are studied. Li... more Certain problems related to the length of cycles and paths modulo a given integer are studied. Linear-time algorithms are presented that determine whether all cycles in an undirected graph are of length P mod Q and whether all paths between two specified nodes are of length P mod Q, for fixed integers P.Q. These results are compared to those for