'Interval graphs' diaporamas de présentation

Random Dot Product Graphs

IPAM Intelligent Extraction of Information from Graphs & High Dimensional Data July 26, 2005. Random Dot Product Graphs. Ed Scheinerman Applied Mathematics & Statistics Johns Hopkins University. Coconspirators. Libby Beer John Conroy (IDA) Paul Hand (Columbia) Miro Kraetzl (DSTO)

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Random Dot Product Graphs

IPAM Intelligent Extraction of Information from Graphs & High Dimensional Data July 26, 2005. Random Dot Product Graphs. Ed Scheinerman Applied Mathematics & Statistics Johns Hopkins University. Coconspirators. Libby Beer John Conroy (IDA) Paul Hand (Columbia) Miro Kraetzl (DSTO)

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Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications

Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications. Martin Charles Golumbic. Introduction. Intersection Graphs Interval Graphs Greedy Coloring The Berge Mystery Story Other Structure Families of Graphs Graph Sandwich Problems Probe Graphs and Tolerance Graphs.

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Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications

Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications. Martin Charles Golumbic. Introduction. Intersection Graphs Interval Graphs Greedy Coloring The Berge Mystery Story Other Structure Families of Graphs Graph Sandwich Problems Probe Graphs and Tolerance Graphs.

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Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications

Algorithmic Graph Theory and its Applications. Martin Charles Golumbic. Introduction. Intersection Graphs Interval Graphs Greedy Coloring The Berge Mystery Story Other Structure Families of Graphs Graph Sandwich Problems Probe Graphs and Tolerance Graphs.

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LR for Packing problems

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LP Rounding using Fractional Local Ratio

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Modular Decomposition and Interval Graphs recognition

Modular Decomposition and Interval Graphs recognition. Speaker: Asaf Shapira. We will discuss:. Modular Decomposition of graphs. Chordal graphs and Interval graphs . Modular Decomposition of Chordal graphs . Identifying Interval graphs in linear time.

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Tree Spanners for Bipartite Graphs and Probe Interval Graphs

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Minko Markov Sofia University, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics minkom@fmi.uni-sofia.bg

Minko Markov Sofia University, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics minkom@fmi.uni-sofia.bg. A Linear Time Algorithm for the Longest Path Problem on 2-trees joint work with Tzvetalin Vassilev /tzvetalv@nipissingu.ca/ and Krassimir Manev /manev@fmi.uni-sofia.bg/. Structure of the lecture.

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Minimum Clique Partition Problem with Constrained Weight for Interval Graphs

Minimum Clique Partition Problem with Constrained Weight for Interval Graphs. Jianping Li Department of Mathematics Yunnan University Jointed by M.X. Chen ? J.B. Li, W.D. Li and L.S. Wang. Outline. Introduction Completeness of the MCPCW Problem

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Krakow, Summer 2011

Krakow, Summer 2011. Comparability Graphs William T. Trotter trotter@math.gatech.edu. Comparability Graphs.

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Minimum Clique Partition Problem with Constrained Weight for Interval Graphs

Minimum Clique Partition Problem with Constrained Weight for Interval Graphs. Jianping Li Department of Mathematics Yunnan University Jointed by M.X. Chen ? J.B. Li, W.D. Li and L.S. Wang. Outline. Introduction Completeness of the MCPCW Problem

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Krakow, Summer 2011

Krakow, Summer 2011. Comparability Graphs William T. Trotter trotter@math.gatech.edu. Comparability Graphs.

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Power domination on probe interval graphs

Power domination on probe interval graphs. Chih-Shan Liu. Outline. Introduction Domination Power domination Interval graph Probe interval graph Previous results Reference. Introduction. Domination

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Interval Partitioning of a Flow Graph

Interval Partitioning of a Flow Graph. Input: a flow graph G = (N, E, n 0 ). Output: a partition of G into a set of disjoint intervals. Method: for each n, compute I(n). I(n) := {n}; while there exists a node m ? n 0 all of whose predecessors are in I(n) do I(n) := I(n) ? {m}

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Interval Partitioning of a Flow Graph

Interval Partitioning of a Flow Graph. Input: a flow graph G = (N, E, n 0 ). Output: a partition of G into a set of disjoint intervals. Method: for each n, compute I(n). I(n) := {n}; while there exists a node m ? n 0 all of whose predecessors are in I(n) do I(n) := I(n) ? {m}

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