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Garbi?e Celaya,David Rodriguez-Larrea hierarchy, similar to the polynomial hierarchy. We investigate other inclusions involving these classes and strengthen some known results. For example, we show that . which sharpens the known result . [16]. Another example is our result that ., which is an improved upper bound on AM. Finally, we al

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Jeff Nivala,Logan Mulroney,Qing Luan,Robin Abu-Shumays,Mark Akesonptimal benefit and the number of available wavelengths is given by a .. We apply this method to . in both undirected and bidirected rings to obtain bounds on the approximability of several algorithms. Our results also apply to the problem . where paths instead of connections are given as part of the

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Alan Perez-Rathke,Monifa A. V. Fahie,Christina M. Chisholm,Min Chen,Jie Liangptotic formulas for the average weight of a tree T ε . with n nodes for arbitrary weight functions satisfying particular conditions. Furthermore, this approach enables us to derive explicit and asymptotic expressions for the different types of average path lengths of a tree T ε . with n nodes and of

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Hamid R. Shojaei,Ahad Khaleghi Ardabili,Murrugappan Muthukumarptotic formulas for the average weight of a tree T ε . with n nodes for arbitrary weight functions satisfying particular conditions. Furthermore, this approach enables us to derive explicit and asymptotic expressions for the different types of average path lengths of a tree T ε . with n nodes and of

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En-Hsin Leeptotic formulas for the average weight of a tree T ε . with n nodes for arbitrary weight functions satisfying particular conditions. Furthermore, this approach enables us to derive explicit and asymptotic expressions for the different types of average path lengths of a tree T ε . with n nodes and of

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Revelation of Function and Inhibition of Wza Through Single-Channel Studiesderstanding of the pore properties of wild-type (WT) and mutant Wza. in single-molecule electrical channel recording. The initially reported experimental procedures have been further developed to enable efficient studies of other Wza homologs that are more common in bacterial pathogens causing signi

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