The nestedness property of the convex ordered median location problem on a tree

Mark Rozanov*, Arie Tamir

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Abstract

This paper deals with the problem of locating an extensive facility of restricted length within a given tree network. Topologically, the selected extensive facility is a subtree. The nestedness property means that a solution of a problem with a shorter length constraint is part of a solution of the same problem with a longer length constraint. We prove the existence of a nestedness property for a common family of convex ordered median (COM) objective functions. We start with the proof of the nestedness property for a rooted tree problem, where the extended facility is a subtree of some tree network rooted at a specified node, and proceed to prove the nestedness property for the general location model on a tree.

Original languageEnglish
Article number100581
JournalDiscrete Optimization
Volume36
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2020

Keywords

  • Convex ordered median
  • Extensive facility
  • Graph optimization
  • Location theory
  • Nestedness

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