The Virtual Private Network Design Problem with Concave Costs (Oberwolfach abstract)

Mathematics – Optimization and Control

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The symmetric Virtual Private Network Design (VPND) problem is concerned with buying capacity on links (edges) in a communication network such that certain traffic demands can be met. We investigate a natural generalization of VPND where the cost per unit of capacity may decrease if a larger amount of capacity is reserved (economies of scale principle). The growth of the cost of capacity is modelled by a non-decreasing concave function $f$. We call the problem the concave symmetric Virtual Private Network Design (cVPND) problem. After showing that a generalization of the so-called Pyramidal Routing problem and hence also the cVPND have the so-called tree routing property, we study approximation algorithms for cVPND. For general $f$, using known results on the so-called Single Source Buy at Bulk problem by Grandoni and Italiano, we give a randomized 24.92-approximation algorithm.

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