Blocking optimal k-arborescences
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Abstract: Given a digraph and a positive integer , an arc set is called a extbf{-arborescence} if it is the disjoint union of spanning arborescences. The problem of finding a minimum cost -arborescence is known to be polynomial-time solvable using matroid intersection. In this paper we study the following problem: find a minimum cardinality subset of arcs that contains at least one arc from every minimum cost -arborescence. For , the problem was solved in [A. Bern'ath, G. Pap , Blocking optimal arborescences, IPCO 2013]. In this paper we give an algorithm for general that has polynomial running time if is fixed.
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