Almost-linear ε -emulators for planar graphs
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Abstract: We study vertex sparsification for distances, in the setting of planar graphs with distortion: Given a planar graph (with edge weights) and a subset of terminal vertices, the goal is to construct an -emulator, which is a small planar graph that contains the terminals and preserves the distances between the terminals up to factor . We construct the first -emulators for planar graphs of near-linear size . In terms of , this is a dramatic improvement over the previous quadratic upper bound of Cheung, Goranci and Henzinger, and breaks below known quadratic lower bounds for exact emulators (the case when ). Moreover, our emulators can be computed in (near-)linear time, which lead to fast -approximation algorithms for basic optimization problems on planar graphs, including multiple-source shortest paths, minimum -cut, graph diameter, and dynamic distace oracle.
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