Near-optimal distributed maximum flow (extended abstract)
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Abstract: We present a near-optimal distributed algorithm for -approximation of single-commodity maximum flow in undirected weighted networks that runs in communication rounds in the Congest model. Here, and denote the number of nodes and the network diameter, respectively. This is the first improvement over the trivial bound of , and it nearly matches the round complexity lower bound. The development of the algorithm contains two results of independent interest: (i) A -round distributed construction of a spanning tree of average stretch . (ii) A -round distributed construction of an -congestion approximator consisting of the cuts induced by virtual trees. The distributed representation of the cut approximator allows for evaluation in rounds. All our algorithms make use of randomization and succeed with high probability.
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