Minimum spanning tree cycle intersection problem
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Abstract: Consider a connected graph and let be a spanning tree of . Every edge induces a cycle in . The intersection of two distinct such cycles is the set of edges of that belong to both cycles. We consider the problem of finding a spanning tree that has the least number of such non-empty intersections.
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