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Competitive k-Server Algorithms
- Competitive k-Server Algorithms Amos Fiat ∗ Yuval Rabani ∗ Yiftach Ravid ∗ Abstract In this paper
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The Distributed k-Server Problem - A Competitive Distributed Translator for k-Server Algorithms
- competitive k-server algorithm into a distributed competitive one. As consequences we get poly(k)-competitive
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A randomized on-line algorithm for the k-server problem on a line. Random Structures and Algorithms
- of O(k) size. We present a O(n 2 3 log n)–competitive randomized k–server algorithm against
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A Note on the Server Problem and a Benevolent Adversary
- ] proved that there are no c-competitive k-server algorithms for c ! k in any metric space with at least k
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A General Decomposition Theorem for the k-Server Problem
- to the randomized O(polylog(n))-competitive algorithms for MTS is a logical one to use for the k-server problem. We
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Competitive Paging Algorithms
- and 3 k = n \Gamma 1, and they conjectured that there exists a k-competitive k-server algorithm for any
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On Page Migration and Other Relaxed Task Systems
- \Gamma 1)-competitive k-server algorithm of [KP94] and the results of Section 2 give us a deterministic
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Competitive Algorithms for Layered Graph Traversal
- was used by [FRR] in their construction of competitive k-server algorithms. As an additional example
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Competitive Algorithms for On-line Paging and Graph Coloring
- , pages 86 100, 1973. 78 [23] E. Grove. The harmonic online k-server algorithm is competitive Proc
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