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A polynomial time approximation algorithm for dynamic storage allocation
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    A polynomial time approximation algorithm for dynamic storage allocation (English)
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    The NP-complete problem Dynamic Storage Allocation may be phrased in terms of `weighted' colourings of weighted interval graphs. It is shown how an on-line algorithm for colouring interval graphs (which is a modification of an algorithm of Kierstead and Trotter) may be used to construct a polynomial time approximation algorithm for the Dynamic Storage Allocation problem. The performance ratio is at most 6; the best previously known performance ratio for such an algorithm had been 80.
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    approximation algorithm
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    dynamic storage allocation
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    interval graphs
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    colourings
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