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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
Arc-dependent networks: theoretical insights and a computational study
Annals of Operations Research
2024-08-15Paper
On the approximability of path and cycle problems in arc-dependent networks
Algorithms and Discrete Applied Mathematics
2023-05-08Paper
Polynomial time algorithms for optimal length tree-like refutations of linear infeasibility in UTVPI constraints
Discrete Applied Mathematics
2021-10-21Paper
On finding shortest paths in arc-dependent networks
 
2021-02-04Paper
Optimal length tree-like refutations of linear feasibility in UTVPI constraints
 
2020-07-07Paper
On approximating optimal weight ``no-certificates in weighted difference constraint systems
Journal of Combinatorial Optimization
2018-07-20Paper
A fully polynomial time approximation scheme for refutations in weighted difference constraint systems
 
2018-06-05Paper
On the Shoshan-Zwick algorithm for the all-pairs shortest path problem
Journal of Graph Algorithms and Applications
2017-04-05Paper
Corrigendum to: ``On the negative cost girth problem in planar networks
Journal of Discrete Algorithms
2016-12-09Paper
Fast algorithms for the undirected negative cost cycle detection problem
Algorithmica
2016-03-23Paper
On the negative cost girth problem in planar networks
Journal of Discrete Algorithms
2015-11-17Paper
A new algorithm for the minimum spanning tree verification problem
Computational Optimization and Applications
2015-04-20Paper
Improved algorithms for optimal length resolution refutation in difference constraint systems
Formal Aspects of Computing
2013-03-22Paper
A faster algorithm for the single source shortest path problem with few distinct positive lengths
Journal of Discrete Algorithms
2010-05-25Paper


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