Steiner point removal -- distant terminals don't (really) bother
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Abstract: Given a weighted graph with a set of terminals , the Steiner Point Removal problem seeks for a minor of the graph with vertex set , such that the distance between every pair of terminals is preserved within a small multiplicative distortion. Kamma, Krauthgamer and Nguyen (SODA 2014, SICOMP 2015) used a ball-growing algorithm to show that the distortion is at most for general graphs. In this paper, we improve the distortion bound to . The improvement is achieved based on a known algorithm that constructs terminal-distance exact-preservation minor with (which is independent of ) vertices, and also two tail bounds on the sum of independent exponential random variables, which allow us to show that it is unlikely for a non-terminal being contracted to a distant terminal.
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