136 resultados para Arc routing problem
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The Whitehead minimization problem consists in finding a minimum size element in the automorphic orbit of a word, a cyclic word or a finitely generated subgroup in a finite rank free group. We give the first fully polynomial algorithm to solve this problem, that is, an algorithm that is polynomial both in the length of the input word and in the rank of the free group. Earlier algorithms had an exponential dependency in the rank of the free group. It follows that the primitivity problem – to decide whether a word is an element of some basis of the free group – and the free factor problem can also be solved in polynomial time.
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Conflict among member states regarding the distribution of net financial burdens has been allowed to contaminate the entire design of the EU budget with very negative consequences in terms of equity, efficiency and transparency. To get around this problem and pave the way for a substantive budget reform, we propose to decouple distributional negotiations from the rest of the budget process by linking member state net balances in a rigid manner to relative prosperity. This would be achieved through the introduction of a system of compensating horizontal transfers that would take to its logical conclusion the Commission's proposal for a generalized compensation mechanism. We discuss the impact of the proposed scheme on member states? incentives and illustrate its financial implications using revenue and expenditure projections for 2013 that are based on the current Financial Perspectives and Own Resources Decision.
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Projecte de recerca elaborat a partir d’una estada al Department de Matemàtica Aplicada de la Montanuniversität Leoben, Àustria, entre agost i desembre del 2006. L’ objectiu ha estat fer recerca sobre digrafs infinits amb dos finals, connexos i localment finits, i, en particular, en digrafs amb dos finals i altament arc-transitius. Malnic, Marusic et al. van introduir un nou tipus de relació d’equivalència en els vèrtexs d’un dígraf, anomenades relacions d’assolibilitat, que generalitzen i tenen el seu origen en un problema posat per Cameron et al., on les classes de la relació d’equivalència eren vèrtexs que pertanyien a un camí alternat del dígraf . Malnic et al. en el mencionat article van establir connexions ben estretes entre aquestes relacions d’assolibilitat i l'estructura de finals i creixement dels digrafs localment finits i transitius. En aquest treball, s’ha caracteritzat per complet aquestes relacions d’assolibitat en el cas de dígrafs localment finits i transitius amb exactament dos finals, en termes de la descomposició en números primers del número de línies que genera el digraf amb dos finals. A més, es nega la Conjectura 1 sostinguda per Seifter que afirmava que un digraf connex localment finit amb més d’un final era necessàriament o be 0-, 1- o altament arc-transitiu. Seifer havia donat una solució parcial a la conjectura pel cas de digrafs regulars amb grau primer que tinguin un conjunt de tall connex. En aquest treball, es descriu una família infinita de dígrafs regulars de grau dos, amb dos finals, exactament 2-arc transitius i no 3-arc transitius. Així, es nega la Conjectura de Seifter en el cas general, fins i tot per grau primer. Tot i així, la solució parcial donada per Seifter en el seu article és en cert sentit la millor possible i l'existència un conjunt de tall connex essencial.
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El uso intensivo y prolongado de computadores de altas prestaciones para ejecutar aplicaciones computacionalmente intensivas, sumado al elevado número de elementos que los componen, incrementan drásticamente la probabilidad de ocurrencia de fallos durante su funcionamiento. El objetivo del trabajo es resolver el problema de tolerancia a fallos para redes de interconexión de altas prestaciones, partiendo del diseño de políticas de encaminamiento tolerantes a fallos. Buscamos resolver una determinada cantidad de fallos de enlaces y nodos, considerando sus factores de impacto y probabilidad de aparición. Para ello aprovechamos la redundancia de caminos de comunicación existentes, partiendo desde enfoques de encaminamiento adaptativos capaces de cumplir con las cuatro fases de la tolerancia a fallos: detección del error, contención del daño, recuperación del error, y tratamiento del fallo y continuidad del servicio. La experimentación muestra una degradación de prestaciones menor al 5%. En el futuro, se tratará la pérdida de información en tránsito.
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Guba and Sapir asked, in their joint paper [8], if the simultaneous conjugacy problem was solvable in Diagram Groups or, at least, for Thompson's group F. We give an elementary proof for the solution of the latter question. This relies purely on the description of F as the group of piecewise linear orientation-preserving homeomorphisms of the unit. The techniques we develop allow us also to solve the ordinary conjugacy problem as well, and we can compute roots and centralizers. Moreover, these techniques can be generalized to solve the same questions in larger groups of piecewise-linear homeomorphisms.
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We prove existence theorems for the Dirichlet problem for hypersurfaces of constant special Lagrangian curvature in Hadamard manifolds. The first results are obtained using the continuity method and approximation and then refined using two iterations of the Perron method. The a-priori estimates used in the continuity method are valid in any ambient manifold.
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We establish existence and non-existence results to the Brezis-Nirenberg type problem involving the square root of the Laplacian in a bounded domain with zero Dirichlet boundary condition.
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A family of nonempty closed convex sets is built by using the data of the Generalized Nash equilibrium problem (GNEP). The sets are selected iteratively such that the intersection of the selected sets contains solutions of the GNEP. The algorithm introduced by Iusem-Sosa (2003) is adapted to obtain solutions of the GNEP. Finally some numerical experiments are given to illustrate the numerical behavior of the algorithm.
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The division problem consists of allocating a given amount of an homogeneous and perfectly divisible good among a group of agents with single-peaked preferences on the set of their potential shares. A rule proposes a vector of shares for each division problem. The literature has implicitly assumed that agents will find acceptable any share they are assigned to. In this paper we consider the division problem when agents' participation is voluntary. Each agent has an idiosyncratic interval of acceptable shares where his preferences are single-peaked. A rule has to propose to each agent either to not participate or an acceptable share because otherwise he would opt out and this would require to reassign some of the remaining agents' shares. We study a subclass of efficient and consistent rules and characterize extensions of the uniform rule that deal explicitly with agents' voluntary participation.
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Arc@ té per objectiu millorar el procés d'aprenentatge de l'estudiant i facilitar l'eficiència en els processos de gestió docent i de continguts. Amb independència de la ubicació del material docent, s'han establert mecanismes en XML que permeten importar/exportar la informació des dels diferents aplicatius existents, indexar i organitzar aquesta informació per a la seva transformació i tractament posterior.
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Current parallel applications running on clusters require the use of an interconnection network to perform communications among all computing nodes available. Imbalance of communications can produce network congestion, reducing throughput and increasing latency, degrading the overall system performance. On the other hand, parallel applications running on these networks posses representative stages which allow their characterization, as well as repetitive behavior that can be identified on the basis of this characterization. This work presents the Predictive and Distributed Routing Balancing (PR-DRB), a new method developed to gradually control network congestion, based on paths expansion, traffic distribution and effective traffic load, in order to maintain low latency values. PR-DRB monitors messages latencies on intermediate routers, makes decisions about alternative paths and record communication pattern information encountered during congestion situation. Based on the concept of applications repetitiveness, best solution recorded are reapplied when saved communication pattern re-appears. Traffic congestion experiments were conducted in order to evaluate the performance of the method, and improvements were observed.