We study the simultaneous achievement of share-based and envy-based fairness in the allocation of indivisible goods with nonnegative additive valuations. The AnyPrice share (APS) is a strengthening of the maximin share (MMS). A polynomial-time algorithm is known to guarantee a $2n/(3n-1)$ approximation of APS, but with...
Hannaneh Akrami, Arash Ashuri, Kurt Mehlhorn· 0 citations
We prove that every fair-division instance with four agents, additive valuations over the non-negative reals, and at most nine indivisible goods admits a \emph{complete} allocation that is envy-free up to any good in the strong, zero-tolerant sense ($\EFXo$). The case $m=9=n+5$ lies beyond the previously known frontier...
Eyad Alkassar, Mahmoud Fouz, Kurt Mehlhorn· 2 citations
The leximin++ proof of Plaut and Roughgarden for agents with identical monotone valuations gives a natural EFX-repair procedure: starting from an arbitrary partition, repeatedly transfer an eligible item to a minimum-valued bundle. The procedure terminates, but the standard argument gives no polynomial bound on the num...
Hannaneh Akrami, Arash Ashuri, B. Chaudhury et al.· 0 citations
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