Improved approximation of layout problems on random graphs

10/27/2017
by   Kevin K. H. Cheung, et al.
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Inspired by previous work of Diaz, Petit, Serna, and Trevisan (Approximating layout problems on random graphs Discrete Mathematics, 235, 2001, 245--253), we show that several well-known graph layout problems are approximable to within a factor arbitrarily close to 1 of the optimal with high probability for random graphs drawn from an Erdös-Renyi distribution with appropriate sparsity conditions. Moreover, we show that the same results hold for the analogous problems on directed acyclic graphs.

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