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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-10631-6AAC; algorithms; combinatorial optimization; complexity; computational geometry; data structures; optimiza

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Landeplatzsuche und die Landung von Viking, to analyze various juggling patterns. The analysis leads to new results on the joint distribution of the descent and maximum drop statistics of a permutation, as well as a new class of identities for the classical Eulerian numbers.

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,Was wissen wir bereits über den Mars?,unction and a means to predict possible changes of structural flexibility by the environmental factors such as temperature and pH. Several methods were developed for this purpose..One of standard methods is to model the protein as a geometric graph embedded in ℝ. by regarding an atom as a vertex and

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Welche Probleme erwarten uns auf dem Mars?,raph . and two optimization versions where one asks for a maximum- and a minimum-size dominating clique, if any. For the three problems we propose optimal algorithms with provably worst-case upper bounds improving existing ones by (D. Kratsch and M. Liedloff, ., Theoretical Computer Science 385(1-3)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26420-1 compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen atoms whose graphical structures are tree-like graphs, and consider stereoisomers caused only by asymmetry around carbon atoms. We introduce a mathematical representation for stereoisomers, and propose a dynamic programming algorithm of ge

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Handbibliothek für Bauingenieures problem is NP-hard [11] and the best previous practical solution is a 38-approximation algorithm by Carmi et al. [4]. We first consider the line-separable discrete unit disk cover problem (the set of disk centres can be separated from the set of points by a line) for which we present an .(...)-tim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39552-3zed where . is a non-negative submodular function on ., and . is a fixed integer. This problem contains the hypergraph .-cut problem. In this paper, we design the first exact algorithm for . = 3 and approximation algorithms for . ≥ 4. We also analyze the approximation factor for the hypergraph .-cut