Finding Dominators in Directed Graphs
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- Pathlistings applied to data flow analysis
- st-ordering the vertices of biconnected graphs
- Efficient parallel algorithms for path problems in directed graphs
- Parallel search algorithms for graphs and trees
- A new algorithm for finding weak components
- Edge-disjoint spanning trees and depth-first search
- Testing flow graph reducibility
- Correctness of parallel programs: The Church-Rosser approach
- A linear-time algorithm for finding all feedback vertices
- A uniform approach to semi-dynamic problems on digraphs
- Self-stabilizing depth-first token circulation on networks
- A linear algorithm for analysis of minimum spanning and shortest-path trees of planar graphs
- Minimization algorithms for sequential transducers
- 2-vertex connectivity in directed graphs
- An \(O(| V|^*| E|)\) algorithm for finding immediate multiple-vertex dominators
- Concurrent disjoint set union
- Dijkstra graphs
- Propositional SAT solving
- 2-vertex connectivity in directed graphs
- A simple and optimal ancestry labeling scheme for trees
- Parallel algorithms for connectivity problems in graph theory
- Computing Critical Nodes in Directed Graphs
- Generalized dominators for structured programs
- Dynamic Dominators and Low-High Orders in DAGs
- Depth First Search in the Semi-streaming Model
- Indexing graph search trees and applications
- Strong connectivity in directed graphs under failures, with applications
- Dynamic DFS in undirected graphs: breaking the \(O(m)\) barrier
- A quadratic algorithm for finding next-to-shortest paths in graphs
- Counting edges in a dag
- Generalized dominators
- Computing the 4-edge-connected components of a graph: an experimental study
- Faster dynamic 2-edge connectivity in directed graphs
- A simple version of Karzanov's blocking flow algorithm
- A parallel search algorithm for directed acyclic graphs
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