The Steiner ratio of finite-dimensional Lp spaces / J. Albrecht and D. Cieslik -- Shortest networks for one line and two points in space / R. Booth, D.A. Thomas, and J.F. Weng -- Rectilinear Steiner minimal trees on parallel lines / M. Brazil, D. Thomas, and J. Weng -- Computing shortest networks w
Steiner Minimal Trees
โ Scribed by Dietmar Cieslik
- Publisher
- Springer, Berlin
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 328
- Series
- Nonconvex Optimization and Its Applications
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
- Introduction -- 2. SMT and MST in Metric Spaces -- A Survey -- 3. Fermat's Problem in Banach-Minkowski Spaces -- 4. The Degrees of the Vertices in Shortest Trees -- 5. 1-Steiner-Minimal-Trees -- 6. Methods to Construct Shortest Trees -- 7. The Steiner Ratio of Banach-Minkowski Spaces -- 8. Generalizations
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