Titlebook: Combinatorial Optimization and Applications; 9th International Co Zaixin Lu,Donghyun Kim,Ding-Zhu Du Conference proceedings 2015 Springer I

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Intelligentes Leben in der Stadt der Zukunfts of a given . are influenced; subsequently, at each round, the set of influenced nodes is augmented by all the nodes in the network that have a sufficiently large number of already influenced neighbors. The question is to determine a small subset of nodes . (.) that can influence the whole network.

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Richa Gupta,Saima Majid,Mohini Yadavem with axis-parallel squares, where . is the number of squares and side lengths of the squares vary from 1 to .. We also prove that when the given objects are unit-height rectangles, both the hitting set and set cover problems are .-complete. For the same set of objects, we prove that the independent set problem can be solved in polynomial time.

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Directed Pathwidth and Palletizerstroduce a graph model for this problem, the so called sequence graph, which allows us to show that there is a processing of some list of sequences with at most . stack-up places if and only if the sequence graph of this list has directed pathwidth at most ..