We study variants of classical stable matching problems in which there is an additional requirement for a stable matching, namely that there should not be two participants who wou...
Recently, a number of interesting algorithmic problems have arisen from the emergence, in a number of countries, of kidney exchange schemes, whereby live donors are matched with r...
The stable marriage problem is a classical matching problem introduced by Gale and Shapley. It is known that for any instance, there exists a solution, and there is a polynomial ti...
Knuth [14] asked whether the stable matching problem can be generalised to three dimensions i. e., for families containing a man, a woman and a dog. Subsequently, several authors ...
Abstract. While the original stable marriage problem requires all participants to rank all members of the opposite sex in a strict order, two natural variations are to allow for in...