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arXiv:2611.15582 · v1

The Golden Ratio: EF1 and Ordinal-MMS for Additive Goods

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Every complete allocation that is envy-free up to one good (EF1) guarantees each of the nn agents her 11-out-of-(2n−1)(2n-1) maximin share. Can we construct allocations that satisfy EF1 together with stronger ordinal maximin share guarantees? For additive valuations, we prove that there always exists a complete allocation that is simultaneously EF1 and (11-out-of-⌊φn⌋\lfloor\varphi n\rfloor)-MMS, where φ=(1+5)/2\varphi=(1+\sqrt{5})/2 is the golden ratio. For bivalued valuations, where each agent may have her own two non-negative values for the goods, we obtain a complete allocation that is simultaneously envy-free up to any good (EFX) and (11-out-of-⌈(7n−1)/6⌉\lceil(7n-1)/6\rceil)-MMS.

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The Golden Ratio: EF1 and Ordinal-MMS for Additive Goods

Every complete allocation that is envy-free up to one good (EF1) guarantees each of the nn agents her 11-out-of-(2n−1)(2n-1) maximin share. Can we construct allocations that satisfy EF1 together with stronger ordinal maximin share guarantees? For additive valuations, we prove that there always exists a complete allocation that is simultaneously EF1 and (11-out-of-⌊φn⌋\lfloor\varphi n\rfloor)-MMS, where φ=(1+5)/2\varphi=(1+\sqrt{5})/2 is the golden ratio. For bivalued valuations, where each agent may have her own two non-negative values for the goods, we obtain a complete allocation that is simultaneously envy-free up to any good (EFX) and (11-out-of-⌈(7n−1)/6⌉\lceil(7n-1)/6\rceil)-MMS.

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