Diameter partitioning
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Given a set P of points, the diameter of P is the maximum distance of two points from P. In the paper, point sets are partitioned into two subsets satisfying certain requirements on the diameters, and cardinalities or displacement. The problems investigated about such partitions have algorithmic character.
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