Titlebook: Kompetenz-Bildung; Soziale, emotionale Carsten Rohlfs,Marius Harring,Christian Palentien Book 20081st edition VS Verlag für Sozialwissensc

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Susanne Milleror (1) we propose grid embeddings of graphs and measure ”nice” by algorithmic cost measures of the embeddings, e.g., area, expansion, edge length, etc. For (2) we prove that optimal embeddings with fixed costs are NP-complete, even for binary trees. This sharpens previous NP-completeness results of

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Marius Harringsor networks as they can be used to model link scheduling problems in such networks. It is well known that both problems are NP-complete, and approximation algorithms for them have been extensively studied under the centralized model of computation. Centralized algorithms, however, are not suitable

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Falk Radisch,Ludwig Stecher,Natalie Fisch,Eckhard Kliememe flow, i.e., they are gainy or lossy. The objective is a cheapest path of a unit flow from the source (SGSP) and the single-pair cheapest path (SPGSP)..There are several types of negative cycles. A lossy cycles decreases the gain. Then even a negative cost cycle has only bounded cost. A gainy cycl

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Carsten Rohlfsunded clique-width. It is known that many hard graph problems have polynomial-time algorithms for graphs of bounded clique-width, however, requiring a given decomposition corresponding to clique-width (.); they remove this requirement by constructing an algorithm that either outputs a rank-decomposi

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Michael Maas,Gisela Steinsminated by exactly one vertex of .. The . (ED) problem, which asks for the existence of an e.d. in ., is known to be .-complete even for very restricted graph classes such as .-free chordal graphs. The ED problem on a graph . can be reduced to the Maximum Weight Independent Set (MWIS) problem on the

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