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Optimal node disjoint paths on partial 2-trees: A linear algorithm and polyhedral results

Thomas Liebling
1995
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Abstract

We present an O(p*n) algorithm for the problem of finding disjoint simple paths of minimum total length between p given pairs of terminals on oriented partial 2-trees with n nodes and positive or negative arc lengths. The algorithm is in O(n) if all terminals are distinct nodes. We characterize the convex hull of the feasible solution set for the case p = 2.

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