Abstract
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of constructing a flow network when the centrality at each vertex is given. Here, attention is given to a centrality function such that the centrality at a vertex under consideration is the sum of maximum flow values between it and all other vertices. It is a representative centrality function among those representing the centrality of each vertex in an undirected flow network in which edges have capacity. First, we introduce a necessary and sufficient condition wherein a given sequence is a centrality sequence for a flow network. Next, we present a procedure for determining a terminal capacity matrix of a flow network with a given centrality sequence. Furthermore, we determine a terminal capacity matrix of a flow network with a given centrality sequence such that the sum of edge capacity is minimum. From these discussions we can see that the problem of constructing a flow network when a centrality is given, can be reduced to the previously known problem of constructing a flow network when a terminal capacity matrix is given.
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