Abstract
We study the well-known two-dimensional Strip Packing problem. Given a set of rectangular axis-parallel items and a strip of width W with infinite height, the objective is to find a packing of all items into the strip, which minimizes the packing height. Lately, it has been shown that the lower bound of 3/2 of the absolute approximation ratio can be beaten when we allow a pseudo-polynomial running-time of type (nW)f(1/ε). If W is polynomially bounded by the number of items, this is a polynomial running-time. The currently best pseudo-polynomial approximation algorithm by Nadiradze and Wiese achieves an approximation ratio of 1.4+ε. We present a pseudo-polynomial algorithm with improved approximation ratio 4/3+ε. Furthermore, the presented algorithm has a significantly smaller running-time as the 1.4+ε approximation algorithm.
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