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Motivated by the famous 3n+1 conjecture, we call a mapping from Z to Zresidue-class-wise affine if there is a positive integer m such that it is affine on residue classes (mod m). This article describes a collection of algorithms and methods for computation in permutation groups and monoids formed by residue-class-wise affine mappings. 相似文献
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The local b-function bf,p(s) of an n-variate polynomial f∈C[x] (x=(x1,…,xn)) at a point p∈Cn is constant on each stratum of a stratification of Cn. We propose a new method for computing such a stratification and bf,p(s) on each stratum. In the existing method proposed in Oaku (1997b), a primary ideal decomposition of an ideal in C[x,s] is needed and our experiment shows that the primary decomposition can be a bottleneck for computing the stratification. In our new method, the computation can be done by just computing ideal quotients and examining inclusions of algebraic sets. The precise form of a stratum can be obtained by computing the decomposition of the radicals of the ideals in C[x] defining the stratum. We also introduce various techniques for improving the practical efficiency of the implementation and we show results of computations for some examples. 相似文献
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Stable border bases for ideals of points 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
John Abbott Claudia Fassino Maria-Laura Torrente 《Journal of Symbolic Computation》2008,43(12):883-894
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Let f(X,Y)∈Z[X,Y] be an irreducible polynomial over Q. We give a Las Vegas absolute irreducibility test based on a property of the Newton polytope of f, or more precisely, of f modulo some prime integer p. The same idea of choosing a p satisfying some prescribed properties together with LLL is used to provide a new strategy for absolute factorization of f(X,Y). We present our approach in the bivariate case but the techniques extend to the multivariate case. Maple computations show that it is efficient and promising as we are able to construct the algebraic extension containing one absolute factor of a polynomial of degree up to 400. 相似文献
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Given a graph G, an integer k, and a demand set D={(s1,t1),…,(sl,tl)}, the k-Steiner Forest problem finds a forest in graph G to connect at least k demands in D such that the cost of the forest is minimized. This problem was proposed by Hajiaghayi and Jain in SODA’06. Thereafter, using a Lagrangian relaxation technique, Segev et al. gave the first approximation algorithm to this problem in ESA’06, with performance ratio O(n2/3logl). We give a simpler and faster approximation algorithm to this problem with performance ratio O(n2/3logk) via greedy approach, improving the previously best known ratio in the literature. 相似文献
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Taisuke Izumi Akinori Saitoh Toshimitsu Masuzawa 《Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing》2007
The Δ-timed uniform consensus is a stronger variant of the traditional consensus and it satisfies the following additional property: every correct process terminates its execution within a constant time Δ (Δ-timeliness), and no two processes decide differently (uniformity). In this paper, we consider the Δ-timed uniform consensus problem in presence of fc crash processes and ft timing-faulty processes, and propose a Δ-timed uniform consensus algorithm. The proposed algorithm is adaptive in the following sense: it solves the Δ-timed uniform consensus when at least ft+1 correct processes exist in the system. If the system has less than ft+1 correct processes, the algorithm cannot solve the Δ-timed uniform consensus. However, as long as ft+1 processes are non-crashed, the algorithm solves (non-timed) uniform consensus. We also investigate the maximum number of faulty processes that can be tolerated. We show that any Δ-timed uniform consensus algorithm tolerating up to ft timing-faulty processes requires that the system has at least ft+1 correct processes. This impossibility result implies that the proposed algorithm attains the maximum resilience about the number of faulty processes. We also show that any Δ-timed uniform consensus algorithm tolerating up to ft timing-faulty processes cannot solve the (non-timed) uniform consensus when the system has less than ft+1 non-crashed processes. This impossibility result implies that our algorithm attains the maximum adaptiveness. 相似文献
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A real x is called h-bounded computable , for some function h:N→N, if there is a computable sequence (xs) of rational numbers which converges to x such that, for any n∈N, at most h(n) non-overlapping pairs of its members are separated by a distance larger than 2-n. In this paper we discuss properties of h-bounded computable reals for various functions h. We will show a simple sufficient condition for a class of functions h such that the corresponding h-bounded computable reals form an algebraic field. A hierarchy theorem for h-bounded computable reals is also shown. Besides we compare semi-computability and weak computability with the h-bounded computability for special functions h. 相似文献
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We formalize paper fold (origami) by graph rewriting. Origami construction is abstractly described by a rewriting system (O,?), where O is the set of abstract origamis and ? is a binary relation on O, that models fold . An abstract origami is a structure (Π,∽,?), where Π is a set of faces constituting an origami, and ∽ and ? are binary relations on Π, each representing adjacency and superposition relations between the faces. 相似文献
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For a set T of n points (terminals) in the plane, a Manhattan network on T is a network N(T)=(V,E) with the property that its edges are horizontal or vertical segments connecting points in V⊇T and for every pair of terminals, the network N(T) contains a shortest l1-path between them. A minimum Manhattan network on T is a Manhattan network of minimum possible length. The problem of finding minimum Manhattan networks has been introduced by Gudmundsson, Levcopoulos, and Narasimhan [J. Gudmundsson, C. Levcopoulos, G. Narasimhan, Approximating a minimum Manhattan network, Nordic Journal of Computing 8 (2001) 219–232. Proc. APPROX’99, 1999, pp. 28–37] and its complexity status is unknown. Several approximation algorithms (with factors 8, 4, and 3) have been proposed; recently Kato, Imai, and Asano [R. Kato, K. Imai, T. Asano, An improved algorithm for the minimum Manhattan network problem, ISAAC’02, in: LNCS, vol. 2518, 2002, pp. 344–356] have given a factor 2-approximation algorithm, however their correctness proof is incomplete. In this paper, we propose a rounding 2-approximation algorithm based on an LP-formulation of the minimum Manhattan network problem. 相似文献