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Combinatorica
Elsevier North-Holland, Inc.
 
   
 
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  Profiles of separations: in graphs, matroids, and beyond
Diestel R., Hundertmark F., Lemanczyk S. Combinatorica 39(1): 37-75, 2019.  Type: Article

A matroid is a structure of finite nonempty sets of subsets that apply the hereditary property. Here, the authors deploy tree decomposition to distinguish the tangles of a finite graph or matroid. They also apply the Gomory-Hu theorem ...

Feb 23 2021
  On the density of triangles and squares in regular finite and unimodular random graphs
Harangi V. Combinatorica 33(5): 531-548, 2013.  Type: Article

Graphs are the subject of many questions in combinatorics. For example, the following question by Erdös was settled only recently: How many 5-cycles can there be in a graph without 3-cycles? This paper addresses a similar prob...

Apr 11 2014
  Recognizing Berge graphs
Chudnovsky M., Cornuéjols G., Liu X., Seymour P., Vušković K. Combinatorica 25(2): 143-186, 2005.  Type: Article

In this paper, Chudnovsky et al. rigorously present an algorithm for determining whether a given graph is Berge, which is equivalent to testing if the graph is perfect. The importance of the proposed algorithm is that its running time ...

Sep 19 2006
  Sorting in c log n parallel steps
Ajtai M., Komlós J., Szemerédi E. Combinatorica 3(1): 1-19, 1983.  Type: Article

Early research into sorting focused on in situ comparison-based sorting algorithms. Such an algorithm is said to be oblivious (a term which can be traced, in a different context, to Paterson) if the sequence of cells acce...

Nov 1 1989
  A new polynomial-time algorithm for linear programming
Karmarkar N. Combinatorica 4(4): 373-395, 1984.  Type: Article

This paper describes a remarkable new polynomial algorithm for linear programming which has already elicited considerable publicity in the popular press, as well as among the operations research and computer science research communitie...

Feb 1 1986
 
 
   
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