The one-dimensional circle packing problem is as follows: You have N circles of radii r1, r2, .
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The one-dimensional circle packing problem is as follows: You have N circles of radii r1, r2, . . . , rN. These circles are packed in a box such that each circle is tangent to the bottom of the box and are arranged in the original order. The problem is to find the width of the minimum-sized box. Figure 10.77 shows an example with circles of radii 2, 1, 2 respectively. The minimum-sized box has width 4 + 4 √2.
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Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in Java
ISBN: 978-0132576277
3rd edition
Authors: Mark A. Weiss
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