Solving Minimum k-supplier in Adleman-Lipton model

01/17/2018
by   Saeid Safaei, et al.
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In this paper, we consider an algorithm for solving the minimum k supplier problem using the Adleman Lipton model. The procedure works in polynomial steps for the minimum k supplier problem of an undirected graph with n vertices, which is an NP hard combinatorial optimization problem.

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