The concurrent manipulation of an expanded AVL tree (EAVL tree) is considered in this paper. The presented system can support any number of concurrent processes which perform searching, insertion and deletion on the t...The concurrent manipulation of an expanded AVL tree (EAVL tree) is considered in this paper. The presented system can support any number of concurrent processes which perform searching, insertion and deletion on the tree. Simulation results indicate the high performance of the system. Elaborate techniques are used to achieve such a system unawilable based on any known algorithms. Methods developed in this paper may provide new insights into other problems in the area of concurrent search structure manipulation.展开更多
in this paper, the approximation for four kinds of knapsack prob- lems with multiple constraints is studied: 0/1 Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem(0/1 MCKP), Integer Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem (Integer MC...in this paper, the approximation for four kinds of knapsack prob- lems with multiple constraints is studied: 0/1 Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem(0/1 MCKP), Integer Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem (Integer MCKP), 0/1k-Constraillt Knapsack Problem (0/1 k-CKP) and Integer k-Constraint KnapsackProblem (Integer k-CKP). The following results are obtained:1) Unless NP = co - R, no polynomial time algorithm approximates 0/1 MCKPor Integer MCKP within a factor k(1/2)- for any > 0; unless NP = P, nopolynomial time algorithm approximates 0/1 MCKP or integer MCKP within afactor k(1/4)- for any > 0, where k stands for the number of constraints.2) For any fixed positive integer k, 0/1 k-CKP has a fully polynomial time approximation scheme (FPTAS).3) For any fixed positive integer k, Integer k-CKP has a fast FPTAS which hastime complexity O(n +) and space complexity O(n + (1/3)), andfinds an approximate solution to within 5 of the optimal solution.展开更多
摘要The concurrent manipulation of an expanded AVL tree (EAVL tree) is considered in this paper. The presented system can support any number of concurrent processes which perform searching, insertion and deletion on the tree. Simulation results indicate the high performance of the system. Elaborate techniques are used to achieve such a system unawilable based on any known algorithms. Methods developed in this paper may provide new insights into other problems in the area of concurrent search structure manipulation.
摘要in this paper, the approximation for four kinds of knapsack prob- lems with multiple constraints is studied: 0/1 Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem(0/1 MCKP), Integer Multiple Constraint Knapsack Problem (Integer MCKP), 0/1k-Constraillt Knapsack Problem (0/1 k-CKP) and Integer k-Constraint KnapsackProblem (Integer k-CKP). The following results are obtained:1) Unless NP = co - R, no polynomial time algorithm approximates 0/1 MCKPor Integer MCKP within a factor k(1/2)- for any > 0; unless NP = P, nopolynomial time algorithm approximates 0/1 MCKP or integer MCKP within afactor k(1/4)- for any > 0, where k stands for the number of constraints.2) For any fixed positive integer k, 0/1 k-CKP has a fully polynomial time approximation scheme (FPTAS).3) For any fixed positive integer k, Integer k-CKP has a fast FPTAS which hastime complexity O(n +) and space complexity O(n + (1/3)), andfinds an approximate solution to within 5 of the optimal solution.