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Efficient Distributed Weighted Matchings on Trees

Authors: J.H. Hoepman (Jaap-Henk); S. Kutten; Z. Lotker (Zvi);

Efficient Distributed Weighted Matchings on Trees

Abstract

In this paper, we study distributed algorithms to compute a weighted matching that have constant (or at least sub-logarithmic) running time and that achieve approximation ratio 2 + e or better. In fact we present two such synchronous algorithms, that work on arbitrary weighted trees The first algorithm is a randomised distributed algorithm that computes a weighted matching of an arbitrary weighted tree, that approximates the maximum weighted matching by a factor 2 + e. The running time is O(1). The second algorithm is deterministic, and approximates the maximum weighted matching by a factor 2 + e, but has running time O(log* |V|). Our algorithms can also be used to compute maximum unweighted matchings on regular and almost regular graphs within a constant approximation

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Security of Systems

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