Semi‐uniform deployment of mobile robots in perfect $\ell$‐ary trees

Semi‐uniform deployment of mobile robots in perfect $\ell$‐ary trees
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移动机器人在完美 $ell$-ary 树中的半均匀部署

DOI:
10.1002/cpe.7432
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发表时间:
2022
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Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience
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通讯作者:
Sebastien Tixeuil
Sebastien Tixeuil
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作者:
Masahiro Shibata;Sebastien Tixeuil

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In this paper, we consider the problem of semi‐uniform deployment for mobile robots in perfect ℓ$$ \ell $$‐ary trees. This problem requires robots to spread in the tree so that, for some positive integer d$$ d $$ and some fixed integer s(0≤s≤d−1)$$ s\left(0\le s\le d-1\right) $$, each node of depth s+dj(j≥0)$$ s+ dj\left(j\ge 0\right) $$ is occupied by a robot. Robots have an infinite visibility range but are opaque, and each robot can emit a light color visible to itself and other robots, taken from a set of κ$$ \kappa $$ colors, at each time step. Then, we clarify the solvability of the semi‐uniform deployment problem, focusing on the number of available light colors. First, we consider robots with κ=1$$ \kappa =1 $$. In this setting, we show that there is no collision‐free algorithm to solve the problem. Next, relax the number of available light colors, that is, we consider robots with κ=2$$ \kappa =2 $$. In this setting, we propose a collision‐free algorithm that can solve the problem. From these results, we can show that the semi‐uniform deployment problem can be solved when κ≥2$$ \kappa \ge 2 $$, and our proposed algorithm is optimal with respect to the number of used light colors (i.e., 2).