Anchored rectangle and square packings
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Abstract: For points in the unit square , an emph{anchored rectangle packing} consists of interior-disjoint axis-aligned empty rectangles such that point is a corner of the rectangle (that is, is emph{anchored} at ) for . We show that for every set of points in , there is an anchored rectangle packing of area at least , and for every , there are point sets for which the area of every anchored rectangle packing is at most . The maximum area of an anchored emph{square} packing is always at least and sometimes at most . The above constructive lower bounds immediately yield constant-factor approximations, of for rectangles and for squares, for computing anchored packings of maximum area in time. We prove that a simple greedy strategy achieves a -approximation for anchored square packings, and for lower-left anchored square packings. Reductions to maximum weight independent set (MWIS) yield a QPTAS and a PTAS for anchored rectangle and square packings in and time, respectively.
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