Computer Science – Discrete Mathematics
Scientific paper
2009-12-29
Computer Science
Discrete Mathematics
Submitted as MSc thesis, The Open University of Israel
Scientific paper
Given a graph G = (V,E) and a parameter k, we consider the problem of finding a subset U in V of size k that maximizes the number of induced edges (DkS). We improve upon the previously best known approximation ratio for DkS, a ratio that has not seen any progress during the last decade. Specifically, we improve the approximation ratio from n^{0.32258} to n^{0.3159}. The improved ratio is obtained by studying a variant to the DkS problem in which one considers the problem of finding a subset U in V of size at most k that maximizes the number of induced edges. Finally, we study the DkS variant in which one considers the problem of finding a subset U in V of size at least k that maximizes the number of induced edges.
Goldstein Doron
Langberg Michael
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