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A 3-Approximation for the Minimum Tree Spanning k Vertices
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In thispaper we give a 3-approximationalgorithmfor the problem ojJnding a minimum tree spanning any k-vertices in a graph. Our algorithm extends to a 3-approximationalgorithmfor the minimum tour that visits any k-vertices.
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