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Consensus splitting

Consensus splitting, also called exact division,: 127 is a partition of a continuous resource ("cake") into some k pieces, such that each of n people with different tastes agree on the value of each of the pieces. For example, consider a cake which is half chocolate and half vanilla. Alice values only the chocolate and George values only the vanilla. The…

Art, Existence & Computation of near-exact divisions with bounded number of cuts

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Computation of near-exact divisions with unbounded number of cuts

Computation of near-exact divisions with bounded number of cuts

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