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Fully dynamic algorithms for permutation graph coloring

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Pages 37-55 | Received 15 Feb 1996, Published online: 20 Mar 2007
 

Abstract

We introduce a dynamic model for maintaining permutation graph coloring. Our motivation comes from the strait type river routing problem in VLSI. This paper presents fully dynamic algorithms for the permutation graph coloring problem. These algorithms are designed to handle Insert and Delete operations and answer some queries. The aim is to provide for running times that are asymptotically more efficient than recomputation (off-line algorithms that run in 0(n logw) time, are known [5,6,10,3]). First, the algorithm A^ that runs in 0(n) uniform running time per Insert/Delete operation is presented. Second, a more sophisticated data structure leads to the algorithm A2 that runs in (9(m logw) uniform running time per Insert I Delete, where m denotes the number of chains in the decomposition. It follows from [7,4] that the running time of A2 when the points from the dynamically changing set are drawn independently from a uniform distribution on the unit square is G(yfn logn) per Insert/Delete in probability. Third, we sketch a composite algorithm A3 that switches between A± and A2 guarantees an amortized running time of (min{n,m logw)) per Insert/Delete. Finally, we outline a number of applications

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Partially supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant CCR-9120731.

Partially supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant CCR-9120731.

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Partially supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant CCR-9120731.

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