392 research outputs found
EstadĂstica : problemes resolts
Contingut:1 Probabilitat 2 Combinatòria 3 Models de probabilitat discrets 4 Models de probabilitat continus 5 Mostreig 6 Estimadors 7 Intervals de confiança 8 Contrast d'Hipòtesi 9 Exà mens 10 Bibliografia2016/201
Point set stratification and minimum weight structures
Three different concepts of depth in a point set are considered and compared: Convex depth, location depth and Delaunay depth. As a notion of weight is naturally associated to each depth definition, we also present results on minimum weight structures (like spanning trees, poligonizations and triangulations) with respect to the three variations.DURSYMinisterio de Ciencia y TecnologĂ
Metric dimension of maximal outerplanar graphs
In this paper, we study the metric dimension problem in maximal outerplanar graphs. Concretely, if Ăź(G) denotes the metric dimension of a maximal outerplanar graph G of order n, we prove that 2=Ăź(G)=Âż2n5Âż and that the bounds are tight. We also provide linear algorithms to decide whether the metric dimension of G is 2 and to build a resolving set S of size Âż2n5Âż for G. Moreover, we characterize all maximal outerplanar graphs with metric dimension 2.Peer ReviewedPostprint (author's final draft
Properties for Voronoi diagrams of arbitrary order on the sphere
For a given set of points U on a sphere S, the order k spherical Voronoi diagram SV_k(U) decomposes
the surface of S into regions whose points have the same k nearest points of U. We study properties
for SV_k(U), using different tools: the geometry of the sphere, a labeling for the edges of SV_k(U),
and the inversion transformation. Hyeon-Suk Na, Chung-Nim Lee, and Otfried Cheong (Comput.
Geom., 2002) applied inversions to construct SV_1(U). We generalize their construction for spherical
Voronoi diagrams from order 1 to any order k. We use that construction to prove formulas for the
numbers of vertices, edges, and faces in SV_k(U). Among the properties of SV_k(U), we also show
that SV_k(U) has a small orientable cycle double cover.Postprint (published version
Paired and semipaired domination in near-triangulations
A dominating set of a graph G is a subset D of vertices such that every vertex not in D is adjacent to at least one vertex in D. A dominating set D is paired if the subgraph induced by its vertices has a perfect matching, and semipaired if every vertex in D is paired with exactly one other vertex in D that is within distance 2 from it. The paired domination number, denoted by Âżpr(G), is the minimum cardinality of a paired dominating set of G, and the semipaired domination number, denoted by Âżpr2(G), is the minimum cardinality of a semipaired dominating set of G. A near-triangulation is a biconnected planar graph that admits a plane embedding such that all of its faces are triangles except possibly the outer face. We show in this paper that Âżpr(G) = 2b n 4 c for any neartriangulation G of order n = 4, and that with some exceptions, Âżpr2(G) = b 2n 5 c for any near-triangulation G of order n = 5.Peer ReviewedPreprin
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