An intersecting tree model for odd-diameter-constrained minimum spanning and Steiner trees
Luis Gouveia (),
Thomas Magnanti () and
Cristina Requejo ()
Annals of Operations Research, 2006, vol. 146, issue 1, 19-39
Abstract:
In a previous paper, Gouveia and Magnanti (2003) found diameter-constrained minimal spanning and Steiner tree problems to be more difficult to solve when the tree diameter D is odd. In this paper, we provide an alternate modeling approach that views problems with odd diameters as the superposition of two problems with even diameters. We show how to tighten the resulting formulation to develop a model with a stronger linear programming relaxation. The linear programming gaps for the tightened model are very small, typically less than 0.5–, and are usually one third to one tenth of the gaps of the best previous model described in Gouveia and Magnanti (2003). Moreover, the new model permits us to solve large Euclidean problem instances that are not solvable by prior approaches. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2006
Keywords: Diameter constrained trees; Network flows; Hop-indexed models (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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