Parameterized and Exact Computation
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Parameterized and Exact Computation (scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2197530)
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(32)- New results on the mathematical foundations of asymptotic complexity analysis of algorithms via complexity spaces
- Exponential time algorithms for just-in-time scheduling problems with common due date and symmetric weights
- Computing optimal Steiner trees in polynomial space
- Finding a dominating set on bipartite graphs
- Faster Space-Efficient Algorithms for Subset Sum, $k$-Sum, and Related Problems
- Exact algorithms for dominating set
- Parameterized local search for vertex cover: when only the search radius is crucial
- Open problems around exact algorithms
- Exact algorithms for exact satisfiability and number of perfect matchings
- Efficient algorithms for clique problems
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- An exact algorithm for MAX-CUT in sparse graphs
- On two techniques of combining branching and treewidth
- If the current clique algorithms are optimal, so is Valiant's parser
- Tight space bounds for \(\ell\)-exclusion
- Moderate exponential-time algorithms for scheduling problems
- Fast polynomial-space algorithms using inclusion-exclusion. Improving on Steiner tree and related problems
- Feedback vertex sets in tournaments
- On comparing algorithms for the maximum clique problem
- An exact algorithm for the minimum dominating clique problem
- Exact Algorithms for Edge Domination
- On the Space Complexity of Parameterized Problems
- Planar k-path in subexponential time and polynomial space
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- Faster Steiner Tree Computation in Polynomial-Space
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- Solving connected dominating set faster than \(2^n\)
- Space saving by dynamic algebraization based on tree-depth
- Exponential-time approximation schemes via compression
- Exact algorithms for edge domination
- Moderate exponential-time algorithms for scheduling problems
- Scheduling partially ordered jobs faster than \(2^n\)
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