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References for geometric properties of optimal Euclidean Traveling Salesman Tourtraveling salesman tour

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as a TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. (TSP stands for traveling salesman tour.) We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsifysatisfy certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

References for geometric properties of optimal Euclidean Traveling Salesman Tour

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as a TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsify certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

References for geometric properties of optimal Euclidean traveling salesman tour

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as a TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. (TSP stands for traveling salesman tour.) We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satisfy certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

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Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as ana TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsify certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as an TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsify certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as a TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsify certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.

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References for geometric properties of optimal Euclidean Traveling Salesman Tour

Consider a finite set of points $V \subseteq \mathbb{R}^2 $ as an TSP-instance under the standard $\| \cdot \|_2$ norm. We know that every optimal TSP tour $T$ through $V$ must satsify certain geometric properties, e.g.

  • No edges (that are not subsequent) of $T$ intersect each other (assuming not all points of $V$ lie on one single line).
  • The vertices on the boundary of $\mathrm{conv}(V)$ must be visited by $T$ according to their ordering on this boundary.

I'm very interested in what else is known about such geometric properties of optimal TSP tours. Any given references are highly appreciated.