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Paths and Intersections: Repelling Pairs
Yu Chen, Pavlo Pylyavskyy, Zihan Tan
We study two inverse problems for shortest-path metrics of Okamura-Seymour instances: recognizing metrics realizable by outerplanar graphs, and computing minimum-edge Okamura-Seymo…
Paths and Intersections: Recognizing Outerplanar Metrics
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
We study the following distance realization problem: given a metric on a set of terminals, does there exist an (edge-weighted) outerplanar graph , such that $T\subseteq…
Lower Bounds on Flow Sparsifiers with Steiner Nodes
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan, Mingyang Yang
Given a large graph with a set of its vertices called terminals, a \emph{quality- flow sparsifier} is a small graph that contains the terminals and preserves all mu…
Lower Bounds on Tree Covers
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan, Hangyu Xu
Given an -point metric space , a tree cover is a set of trees on such that every pair of vertices in has a low-distortion path i…
Paths and Intersections: Characterization of Quasi-metrics in Directed Okamura-Seymour Instances
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
We study the following distance realization problem. Given a quasi-metric on a set of terminals, does there exist a directed Okamura-Seymour graph that realizes as the…
Cut-Preserving Vertex Sparsifiers for Planar and Quasi-bipartite Graphs
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
We study vertex sparsification for preserving cuts. Given a graph with a subset of its vertices called terminals, a \emph{quality- cut sparsifier} is a graph th…
Lower Bounds on -Extension with Steiner Nodes
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
In the -Extension problem, we are given an edge-weighted graph , a set of its vertices called terminals, and a semi-metric over , and the goal i…
An Lower Bound for Steiner Point Removal
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
In the Steiner point removal (SPR) problem, we are given a (weighted) graph and a subset of its vertices called terminals, and the goal is to compute a (weighted) graph …
On -Approximate Flow Sparsifiers
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
Given a large graph with a subset of its vertices called terminals, a quality- flow sparsifier is a small graph that contains and preserves all multicommodi…
Towards the Characterization of Terminal Cut Functions: a Condition for Laminar Families
Yu Chen, Zihan Tan
We study the following characterization problem. Given a set of terminals and a -dimensional vector whose coordinates are indexed by proper subsets of , is…