Titlebook: Computer Science Today; Recent Trends and De Jan Leeuwen Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Algorithmen.Computer Science.Comp

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Algorithmic techniques for geometric optimization,the techniques used to attack these problems, such as parametric searching, geometric alternatives to parametric searching, prune-and-search techniques for linear programming and related problems, and LP-type problems and their efficient solution.

Density

Mathematical system models as a basis of software engineering,ple homogeneous mathematical and logical foundation of software and systems engineering. We treat mathematical concepts of refinement through levels of abstraction and complementing system views as they are used in software engineering. The goal is to give a coherent and simple mathematical basis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0904-8odels by explaining its motivations, achievements and recent trends. We see a continuous interplay between the internal needs of the theory and the response to technological achievements. The parallel computing crisis and possible ways to resolve it are explained.

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Gross anatomy of the cavernous regionindings that mathematically quantify the computational power and dynamic capabilities of recurrent neural networks. The appeal of the network as a possible standard model of analog computation also will be discussed.

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Tahsin Stefan Barakat,Joost Gribnaucoloring problems, called the .-coloring and .-coloring problems. In particular we review various upper bounds on the minimum number of colors required to edge-color graphs, and present efficient algorithms to edge-color graphs with a number of colors not exceeding the upper bounds.

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Cellular Senescence and the Cell Cyclest to analyze genome rearrangements. The paper describes combinatorial problems motivated by genome rearrangements, surveys recently developed algorithms for genomic sequence comparison and presents applications of these algorithms to analyze rearrangements in herpes viruses, plant organelles, and mammalian chromosomes.