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Minimum 0-Extensions of Graph Metrics
Dvořák, Martin ; Bulín, Jakub (advisor) ; Majerech, Vladan (referee)
We consider the Minimum 0-Extension Problem for a given fixed undirected graph with positive weights. We study the computational com- plexity of the threshold decision variant with respect to properties of the fixed graph, in particular modularity and orientability, as defined by Karzanov in [Eur. J. Comb., 19/1 (1998)]. We approach the problem from the viewpoint of the Finite-Valued CSP, which allows us to employ the rich theory that was developed to prove the Dichotomy Conjecture. On the negative side, we provide an explicit reduction from the Max-Cut Problem to obtain NP-hardness for non-modular graphs. For non-orientable graphs, we express a cost function that satisfies a certain condition which guarantees the existence of an implicit reduction from the Max-Cut Problem. On the positive side, we construct symmetric fractional polymorphisms in order to show that the so-called Basic LP Relaxation can solve two special cases of weighted modular orientable graphs: paths and rectangles. 1

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