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Quadratic Subproduct Systems, Free Products, and Their C*-Algebras. [PDF]
Arici F, Ge Y.
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A Dim Space Target Detection and Track Association Method for Dense Stellar Backgrounds. [PDF]
Jiang C, Yang Z, Ma Z, Tong C, Wang J.
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Graph Isomorphism is in SPP [PDF]
We show that Graph Isomorphism is in the complexity class SPP, and hence it is in ⊕P (in fact, in ModkP for each k⩾2). These inclusions for Graph Isomorphism were not known prior to membership in SPP.
Vikraman Arvind
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Graph isomorphism completeness for chordal bipartite graphs and strongly chordal graphs [PDF]
This paper deal with the graph isomorphism (GI) problem for two graph classes: chordal bipartite graphs and strongly chrdal graphs. It is known that GI problem is GI complete for some special graph classes including regular graphs, bipartite graphs ...
Ryuhei Uehara
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Fractional isomorphism of graphs
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Ed Scheinerman
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Improved random graph isomorphism [PDF]
Canonical labeling of a graph consists of assigning a unique label to each vertex such that the labels are invariant under isomorphism. Such a labeling can be used to solve the graph isomorphism problem.
Gopal Pandurangan
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Journal of Graph Theory, 1997
The \(P_3\)-graph of a finite simple graph \(G\), denoted \(P_3(G)\), is the graph whose vertices are the 3-vertex paths of \(G\), with adjacency between two such paths whenever their union is a 4-vertex path or a 3-cycle. Note that \(P_k(G)\) can be defined in a similar way, and that these graphs generalize \(P_2(G)\), the line graph of \(G\).
Robert E. L. Aldred +3 more
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The \(P_3\)-graph of a finite simple graph \(G\), denoted \(P_3(G)\), is the graph whose vertices are the 3-vertex paths of \(G\), with adjacency between two such paths whenever their union is a 4-vertex path or a 3-cycle. Note that \(P_k(G)\) can be defined in a similar way, and that these graphs generalize \(P_2(G)\), the line graph of \(G\).
Robert E. L. Aldred +3 more
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Journal of Graph Theory, 1977
AbstractThe graph isomorphism problem—to devise a good algorithm for determining if two graphs are isomorphic—is of considerable practical importance, and is also of theoretical interest due to its relationship to the concept of NP‐completeness. No efficient (i.e., polynomial‐bound) algorithm for graph isomorphism is known, and it has been conjectured ...
Ronald C. Read, Derek G. Corneil
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AbstractThe graph isomorphism problem—to devise a good algorithm for determining if two graphs are isomorphic—is of considerable practical importance, and is also of theoretical interest due to its relationship to the concept of NP‐completeness. No efficient (i.e., polynomial‐bound) algorithm for graph isomorphism is known, and it has been conjectured ...
Ronald C. Read, Derek G. Corneil
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Communications of the ACM, 2020
Exploring the theoretical and practical aspects of the graph isomorphism problem.
Martin Grohe, Pascal Schweitzer
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Exploring the theoretical and practical aspects of the graph isomorphism problem.
Martin Grohe, Pascal Schweitzer
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On the hardness of graph isomorphism
Proceedings 41st Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science, 2002Summary: We show that the graph isomorphism problem is hard under DLOGTIME uniform AC{\(^0\)} many-one reductions for the complexity classes NL, PL (probabilistic logarithmic space) for every logarithmic space modular class {Mod}\(_k\)L and for the class DET of problems NC{\(^1\)} reducible to the determinant.
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