On the Cutwidth and the Topological Bandwidth of a Tree
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- A polynomial algorithm for recognizing bounded cutwidth in hypergraphs
- Bounds on the convex label number of trees
- The cutwidth of trees with diameters at most 4
- Decomposability of a class of \(k\)-cutwidth critical graphs
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- Topological Bandwidth
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- Minimal congestion trees
- Edge searching weighted graphs
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- Edge-treewidth: algorithmic and combinatorial properties
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