An infinite string, supported by the equidistantly spaced identical suspensions, is considered. Each suspension consists of a spring and a dashpot with viscous damping, in parallel. The small transverse oscillations of the string are affected by the viscous drag of an external medium. The concentrat
Rotations of Periodic Strings and Short Superstrings
β Scribed by Dany Breslauer; Tao Jiang; Zhigen Jiang
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 219 KB
- Volume
- 24
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0196-6774
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β¦ Synopsis
This paper presents two simple approximation algorithms for the shortest 2 2 5 Ε½ . Ε½ . superstring problem with approximation ratios 2 f 2.67 and 2 f 2.596 . The 3 4 2
framework of our improved algorithms is similar to that of previous algorithms in the sense that they construct a superstring by computing some optimal cycle covers on the distance graph of the given strings and then break and merge the cycles to finally obtain a Hamiltonian path, but we make use of new bounds on the overlap between two strings. We prove that for each periodic semiinfinite string β£ s Ε½ . a a ΠΈΠΈΠΈ of period q, there exists an integer k, such that for any finite string s of 1 2 period p which is inequiΒ¨alent to β£, the overlap between s and the rotation 1 w x β£ k s a a ΠΈΠΈΠΈ is at most p q q. Moreover, if p F q, then the overlap k kq1
2 2 w x Ε½ . between s and β£ k is not larger than p q q . The bounds are tight. In the 3 Ε½ . previous shortest superstring algorithms p q q was used as the standard tight bound on overlap between two strings with periods p and q.
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