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Euler is Standing in Line (2001)

Abstract
In this paper we study algorithms for Dial-a-Ride" transportation problems. In the basic version of the problem we are given transportation jobs between the vertices of a graph and the goal is to nd a shortest transportation that serves all the jobs. This problem is known to be NP-hard even on trees. We consider the extension when precedence relations between the jobs with the same source are given. Our results include a polynomial time algorithm on paths and approximation algorithms for general graphs and trees with performances of 9=4 and 5=3, respectively.

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Contributors The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeer Archives
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Keywords D. Hauptmeier,S. O. Krumke,J. Rambau,H. -c. Wirth Euler is Standing in Line
Language Englisch