Graph extensions and some optimization problems in sparse matrix computations
The author presents theoretic approaches for a class of optimization problems from sparse matrix computations. These approaches facilitate the study in several aspects, as follows. The first aspect is the computational complexity. Some results are obtained on the complexity by using the relations between problems in different areas. By using the neighbourhood representations efficient heuristic algorithms are designed. Further special cases are studied for which there exist polynom-time algorithms. Finally, relations between different graph-theoretic parameters are given.
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