Computing connected components on parallel computers
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- Parallel algorithms for the connected components and minimal spanning tree problems
- Expected parallel time and sequential space complexity of graph and digraph problems
- A new class of parallel algorithms for finding connected components on machines with bit-vector operations
- A parallel algorithm for computing Steiner trees in strongly chordal graphs
- The parallel solution of domination problems on chordal and strongly chordal graphs
- Connected components in \(O(\log^{3/2}n)\) parallel time for the CREW PRAM
- Efficient enumeration of all minimal separators in a graph
- Improving the efficiency of parallel minimum spanning tree algorithms
- Parallel approximation schemes for problems on planar graphs
- Efficient connection processing in equation-based object-oriented models
- Fast connected-component labeling
- On the parallel computation of the biconnected and strongly connected co-components of graphs
- Four Soviets walk the dog: improved bounds for computing the Fréchet distance
- Parallel computations on graphs
- New fast parallel algorithm for the connected component problem and its VLSI implementation
- On the Strongly Connected and Biconnected Components of the Complement of Graphs
- IMPLEMENTING HIRSCHBERG'S PRAM-ALGORITHM FOR CONNECTED COMPONENTS ON A GLOBAL CELLULAR AUTOMATON
- Parallel algorithms on graphs
- Optimal parallel algorithms on planar graphs
- A parallel algorithm for channel routing
- Efficient parallel term matching and anti-unification
- Resource bounds for parallel computation of threshold and symmetric functions
- Approximate parallel scheduling. II: Applications to logarithmic-time optimal parallel graph algorithms
- A parallel-design distributed-implementation (PDDI) general-purpose computer
- Graph algorithms on a tree-structured parallel computer
- An optimal parallel connectivity algorithm
- Parallel recognition of complement reducible graphs and cotree construction
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