Discrete Algorithms Seminar

نویسندگان

  • Fei Li
  • Jay Sethuraman
  • Clifford Stein
  • Baruch Awerbuch
  • Boaz Patt-Shamir
  • David Peleg
  • Kevin Chen
  • Radu Mihaescu
  • Satish Rao
  • Gagan Aggarwal
  • Jason D. Hartline
  • Julien Robert
  • Nicolas Schabanel
  • Ayelet Butman
  • Danny Hermelin
  • Moshe Lewenstein
  • Dror Rawitz
  • Kazuo Iwama
  • Shuichi Miyazaki
  • Naoya Yamauchi
  • Thach Nguyen
  • Jian Shen
  • Minmei Hou
  • Li Sheng
  • Eyal Even-Dar
  • Michael J. Kearns
  • Siddharth Suri
  • Ning Chen
  • Anna R. Karlin
  • Nikhil Bansal
  • Kirk Pruhs
  • Claire Mathieu
  • Warren Schudy
  • Ilan Gronau
  • Shlomo Moran
  • Sagi Snir
  • Jessica Chang
  • Thomas Erlebach
  • Renars Gailis
  • Samir Khuller
  • Marek Krcal
  • Jiri Sgall
  • Matt Gibson
  • Gaurav Kanade
  • Erik Krohn
  • Imran A. Pirwani
  • Kasturi Varadarajan
  • Naveen Garg
  • Anupam Gupta
  • Stefano Leonardi
  • Piotr Sankowski
چکیده

1. “An Optimal Online Algorithm for Packet Scheduling with Agreeable Deadlines,” Fei Li, Jay Sethuraman, Clifford Stein, SODA 2005: 801–802, (Fall 2007). 2. “Improved Recommendation systems,” Baruch Awerbuch, Boaz Patt-Shamir, David Peleg, Mark Tuttle, SODA 2005: 1174–1183, (Fall 2007). 3. “Overhang,” Mike Paterson and Uri Zwick, SODA 2006: 231–240, (Spring 2009). 4. “On the Tandem Duplication-Random Loss Model of Genome Rearrangement,” Kamalika Chaudhuri, Kevin Chen, Radu Mihaescu, Satish Rao, SODA 2006: 564–570, (Fall 2008). 5. “Knapsack Auctions,” Gagan Aggarwal, Jason D. Hartline, SODA 2006: 1083–1092, (Fall 2010). 6. “Better Online Buffer Management,” Fei Li, Jay Sethuraman, Clifford Stein, SODA 2007: 199– 208, (Fall 2007). 7. “Pull-Based Data Broadcast with Dependencies: Be Fair to Users, not to Items,” Julien Robert, Nicolas Schabanel, SODA 2007: 238–247, (Spring 2007). 8. “Optimization Problems in Multiple-Interval Graphs,” Ayelet Butman, Danny Hermelin, Moshe Lewenstein, Dror Rawitz, SODA 2007: 268–277, (Fall 2012). 9. “A 1.875-Approximation Algorithm for the Stable Marriage Problem,” Kazuo Iwama, Shuichi Miyazaki, Naoya Yamauchi, SODA 2007: 288–297, (Spring 2007). 10. “Aggregation of Partial Rankings, p-Ratings, and Top-m Lists,” Nir Ailon, SODA 2007: 415– 424, (Spring 2007). 11. “Digraph Measures: Kelly Decompositions, Games, and Orderings,” Paul Hunter, Stephan Kreutzer, SODA 2007: 637–644, (Fall 2007). 12. “Approximating the Spanning Star Forest Problem and Its Applications to Genomic Sequence Alignment,” C. Thach Nguyen, Jian Shen, Minmei Hou, Li Sheng, Webb Miller, SODA 2007: 645–654, (Fall 2007). 13. “Whole Genome Duplications, MultiBreak Rearrangements, and the Genome Halving Problem,” Max A. Alekseyev, Pavel A. Pevzne, SODA 2007: 665–679, (Spring 2007). 14. “A Network Formation Game for Bipartite Exchange Economies,” Eyal Even-Dar, Michael J. Kearns, Siddharth Suri, SODA 2007: 697–706, (Spring 2007). 15. “Cheap Labor Can Be Expensive,” Ning Chen, Anna R. Karlin, SODA 2007: 707–715, (Fall 2007). 16. “Speed Scaling for Weighted Flow Time,” Nikhil Bansal, Kirk Pruhs, Clifford Stein, SODA 2007: 805–813, (Spring 2007). 17. “A Lower Bound for Scheduling Mechanisms,” George Christodoulou, Elias Koutsoupias, Angelina Vidali, SODA 2007: 1163–1170, (Spring 2007).

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تاریخ انتشار 2009