Cut and patch Steiner trees for ladders
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The authors show how to construct the Steiner minimum tree for a ladder by the cut and patch method. They prove that all intersection points between the Steiner tree and the ladder lie on two straight lines.
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- A primer of the Euclidean Steiner problem
- On the Problem of Steiner
- Steiner Minimal Tree for Points on a Circle
- Steiner minimal trees for bar waves
- Steiner minimal trees for regular polygons
- Steiner Minimal Trees on Chinese Checkerboards
- Steiner minimal trees on sets of four points
- Steiner Minimal Trees on Zig-Zag Lines
- Steiner tree problems
- Steiner Trees for Ladders
- Steiner Trees on a Checkerboard
- The Complexity of Computing Steiner Minimal Trees
- The Steiner tree problem
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