A distributed approximation algorithm for the minimum degree minimum weight spanning trees
Christian Lavault, Mario Valencia-Pabon
Abstract
Fischer has shown how to compute a minimum weight spanning tree of degree at most b Δ* + \b n in time O(n4 + 1/ b) for any constant b > 1, where Δ* is the value of an optimal solution and n is the number of nodes in the network. In this paper, we propose a distributed version of Fischer's algorithm that requires messages and time complexity O(n2 + 1/ b), and O(n) space per node.
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