Matching on the line admits no o(√(log n))-competitive algorithm

12/31/2020
by   Enoch Peserico, et al.
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We present a simple proof that the competitive ratio of any randomized online matching algorithm for the line is at least √(log_2(n+1))/12 for all n=2^i-1: i∈ℕ.

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