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Complexity and approximability issues of Shared Risk Resource Group

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Figure 1: A Shared Risk Link Group : (AI) and (BE) links share the same risk (FG).
Figure 2: Exemples
Figure 3: Some colored problems instances built from a Min. Set Cover instance.
Figure 5: Reduction of MC-Path with colors of span 2 to Maximum 3 Satisfiability Lemma 7 Let A be an algorithm for MC-Path, then ∀p ∈ N a colored path P G of G of cost lower than |A(G p ab )| 1 p can be deduced from A(G p ab ).
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