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Near-optimal hardness results and approximation algorithms for edge-disjoint paths and related problems
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We study the approximability of two classes of network routing problems. The first class of problems in our study corre spend to classical multicommodity flow problems of the following form: We are given a network G with integer capacities on its edges, together with source-sink pairs (a, ti), 1 5 i 2 k, such that a positive integer demand di and a positive "profit" t'i is associated with eah pair. A feasible solution is a subset S of the (sir ti) pairs such that demands associated with pairs in S can be fully met through a routing which respects all capacity constraints, and the objective is to maximize the total profit associated with the satisfied pairs. We consider two natural variants: unsplittable flow (USF) where each pair must be satisfied by routing all its demand on a single
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