Thursday, February 26, 4:15pm, room C201/C202
 
Howard Karloff  
(AT&T Labs Research)
 
"Opt vs. Load in Dynamic Storage Allocation"
 
Dynamic Storage Allocation is the problem of packing
given axis-aligned rectangles into a horizontal strip of minimum height by sliding the
rectangles vertically but not horizontally.
Stated differently, Dynamic Storage Allocation is either the problem of
allocating memory space for arriving and departing arrays,
or SONET channel assignment.
I will present some new approximation algorithms for Dynamic Storage
Allocation and pose an intriguing open question.
This is joint work with Adam Buchsbaum, Claire Kenyon, Nick
Reingold, and Mikkel Thorup.
 
The Colloquium is supported by generous
contributions from the CUNY Faculty Development Program, Bloomberg,
Information Builders, Inc. and qbt Systems, Inc.
 
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