Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4949854 Discrete Applied Mathematics 2017 16 Pages PDF
Abstract
On the other hand, we can give polynomial time algorithms for directed acyclic graphs and for cactus graphs even in the undirected case. The latter is based on a decomposition of the graph into components and their resolution by a number of fairly involved dynamic programming arrays. Finally, we give some arguments about closing the gap of the complexity status for graphs of bounded treewidth.
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