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Existence
Computation of near-exact divisions with bounded number of cuts
Comparison with other criteria
Computation of exact divisions
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Overview
- Cake Fair cake-cutting
- Problem of the Nile
- Necklace splitting
Definitions
Existence
- Piecewise-constant valuations Piecewise-constant valuation
- Piecewise-linear valuations Piecewise-linear valuation
- Countably-additive
- A corollary of the Dubins–Spanier convexity theorem Dubins–Spanier theorems
- Jerzy Neyman
- Countable Countable set
- Hobby–Rice theorem
- Borsuk-Ulam theorem
- Noga Alon
- Necklace splitting problem
- Pie Dice
- Stromquist–Woodall theorem
- Stone–Tukey theorem
- Measurable
- Dimensional Dimension
- Measure Measure (mathematics)
- Hyperplane
Computation of exact divisions
Computation of near-exact divisions with unbounded number of cuts
Computation of near-exact divisions with bounded number of cuts
- Tucker's lemma
- PPA PPA (complexity)
- Exponential function
- PPA-hard PPA complete
- Binary Binary representation
- Piecewise-uniform Piecewise-uniform valuation
- PPAD-hard PPAD complete
- Generalised Circuit problem Generalised Circuit problem?action=edit&redlink=1
- 3SAT
- Robertson-Webb queries Robertson–Webb query model
- Online algorithm
- Offline algorithm
- Algebraic circuits Algebraic circuit?action=edit&redlink=1
- Complexity class
- FIXP
- Additive utilities Additive utility
- Almost surely
Comparison with other criteria
- Proportional Proportional division
- Equitable Equitable division
- Pareto efficient
- Fair division among groups
- Truthful mechanism
- Expected value
- Random permutation
- Value function
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Important terminology
division displaystyle cuts consensus value cake pieces number exact piece agents values partners partner problem weights halving two equal algorithm
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