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Approximating Some Network Design Problems with Node Costs
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We study several multi-criteria undirected network design problems with node costs and lengths. All these problems are related to the Multicommodity Buy at Bulk (MBB) problem in which we are given a graph
Guy Kortsarz, Zeev Nutov
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