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Forests, Frames and Games: Algorithms for Matroid Sums and Applications

Conference Paper Accepted Paper Algorithms and Complexity ยท Theoretical Computer Science

Abstract

This paper presents improved algorithms for matroid partitioning problems, such as finding a maximum cardinality set of edges of a graph that can be partitioned into k forests. The notion of a clamp in a matroid sum is introduced. Efficient algorithms for problems involving clumps are presented. Applications of these algorithms to problems arising in the study of structural rigidity of graphs, the Shannon switching game and others are given.

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Venue
ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing
Archive span
1969-2025
Indexed papers
4364
Paper id
967963382496100745
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