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In this paper we study the classical problem of finding disjoint paths in graphs. This problem has been studied by a number of authors both for specific graphs and general classes of graphs. Whereas for specific graphs many (almost) matching upper and lower bounds are known for the competitiveness of on-line algorithms, not much is known about how well on-line algorithms can perform in the general...
In this paper we study the classical problem of finding disjoint paths in graphs. This problem has been studied by a number of authors both for specific graphs and general classes of graphs. Whereas for specific graphs many (almost) matching upper and lower bounds are known for the competitiveness of on-line algorithms, not much is known about how well on-line algorithms can perform in the general...
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