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Symmetric Splendor: Unraveling Universally Closest Refinements and Fisher Market Equilibrium through Density-Friendly Decomposition
We present a comprehensive framework that unifies several research areas
within the context of vertex-weighted bipartite graphs, providing deeper
insights and improved solutions. The fundamental solution concept for each
problem involves refinement, where vertex weights on one side are distributed
among incident edges. The primary objective is to identify a refinement pair
with specific optimality conditions that can be verified locally. This
framework connects existing and new problems that are traditionally studied in
different contexts. We explore three main problems: (1) density-friendly hypergraph
decomposition, (2) universally closest distribution refinements problem, and
(3) symmetric Fisher Market equilibrium. Our framework presents a symmetric view of density-friendly hypergraph
decomposition, wherein hyperedges and nodes play symmetric roles. This
symmetric decomposition serves as a tool for deriving precise characterizations
of optimal solutions for other problems and enables the application of
algorithms from one problem to another.