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The following pages link to Graph-Theoretic Concepts in Computer Science (Q5710806):
Displayed 23 items.
- Assigning channels via the meet-in-the-middle approach (Q289931) (← links)
- Parameterized complexity dichotomy for \textsc{Steiner Multicut} (Q295637) (← links)
- Exact algorithms for dominating set (Q411862) (← links)
- Lower bounds on kernelization (Q456702) (← links)
- Exact exponential algorithms to find tropical connected sets of minimum size (Q527400) (← links)
- The complexity ecology of parameters: An illustration using bounded max leaf number (Q733736) (← links)
- Solving connected dominating set faster than \(2^n\) (Q958203) (← links)
- Finding a dominating set on bipartite graphs (Q963425) (← links)
- Efficiency in exponential time for domination-type problems (Q1003475) (← links)
- On two techniques of combining branching and treewidth (Q1022343) (← links)
- Vertex and edge covers with clustering properties: Complexity and algorithms (Q1026225) (← links)
- A randomized algorithm for determining dominating sets in graphs of maximum degree five (Q1034633) (← links)
- Pathwidth of cubic graphs and exact algorithms (Q1045933) (← links)
- Exact algorithms for edge domination (Q1945174) (← links)
- Inclusion/exclusion meets measure and conquer (Q2249747) (← links)
- The graph motif problem parameterized by the structure of the input graph (Q2403795) (← links)
- Solving Capacitated Dominating Set by using covering by subsets and maximum matching (Q2442208) (← links)
- An exact algorithm for the minimum dominating clique problem (Q2456374) (← links)
- A Faster Algorithm for Dominating Set Analyzed by the Potential Method (Q2891336) (← links)
- Exact Exponential Algorithms to Find a Tropical Connected Set of Minimum Size (Q2946015) (← links)
- Solving Capacitated Dominating Set by Using Covering by Subsets and Maximum Matching (Q3057615) (← links)
- Multiple Hypernode Hitting Sets and Smallest Two-Cores with Targets (Q5505641) (← links)
- Finding large degree-anonymous subgraphs is hard (Q5964077) (← links)