Computing 2-twinless blocks
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Abstract: Let be a directed graph. A -twinless block in is a maximal vertex set of size at least such that for each pair of distinct vertices , and for each vertex , the vertices are in the same twinless strongly connected component of . In this paper we present algorithms for computing the -twinless blocks of a directed graph.
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