An online bin-packing problem with an underlying ternary structure
Helmut Prodinger

TL;DR
This paper investigates an online bin-packing problem with items arriving in double-packs, employing the kernel method to analyze the ternary random walk structure underlying the enumeration process.
Contribution
It introduces a novel online bin-packing model with double-pack arrivals and applies the kernel method to analyze its enumeration, extending Kn"odel's original idea.
Findings
Analysis of the ternary random walk structure
Application of the kernel method to enumeration
Insights into dual problem with small items
Abstract
Following an orginal idea by Kn\"odel, an online bin-packing problem is considered where the the large items arrive in double-packs. The dual problem where the small items arrive in double-packs is also considered. The enumerations have a ternary random walk flavour, and for the enumeration, the kernel method is employed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptimization and Packing Problems · Optimization and Search Problems · Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Optimization
