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Contracting Spyware by Contract

2005
The question of what constitutes "spyware" is controversial because many programs that are adware in the eyes of their distributors may be perceived as spyware in the eyes of the end user. Many of these programs are loaded on the computers of end users after the end user has agreed to the terms of a license presented in a click-through interface.
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Collapsibility and homological properties of $$\mathfrak {I}$$-contractible transformations

Boletin De La Sociedad Matematica Mexicana, 2022
Jesus F Espinoza, Martin Eduardo Frías-Armenta   +1 more
exaly  

A counterexample on contractible transformations on graphs

Discrete Mathematics, 2020
Martin Eduardo Frías-Armenta
exaly  

TO CONTRACT OR NOT TO CONTRACT?

In Practice, 1995
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Contractible edges in k-connected graphs with minimum degree greater than or equal to ⌊3k−12⌋

Discrete Mathematics, 2021
Kiyoshi Ando
exaly  

A Survey on Contractible Edges in Graphs of a Prescribed Vertex Connectivity

Graphs and Combinatorics, 2002
Matthias Kriesell, Kriesell Matthias
exaly  

Some forbidden subgraph conditions for a graph to have a k-contractible edge

Discrete Mathematics, 2003
Kiyoshi Ando, Ken-Ichi Kawarabayashi
exaly  

Contract, contract, contract

2009
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A coincidence theorem involving contractible spaces

Applied Mathematics Letters, 1997
Xie Ping Ding
exaly  

A new forbidden subgraph for 5-contractible edges

Discrete Mathematics, 2020
Kiyoshi Ando
exaly