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The principal minors of a matroid
Kishi and Kajitani introduced the concepts of the principal partition of a graph and maximally distant forest pairs. These concepts lead to the determination of the topological degrees of freedom of a graph or, equivalently, the minimum hybrid rank of a ...
Weinberg, Louis +3 more
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Non-Preemptive Tree Packing. [PDF]
Lendl S, Woeginger G, Wulf L.
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Matroids with many common bases
The notion of ``vertical \(k\)-connectivity'' of matroids, due to Oxley, is utilized to formulate a strengthened version of a previous theorem of the author's. This new statement is proven: If the symmetric difference of the collections of bases of two matroids has at most \(k\) elements, then, except in certain simply-described cases, it is possible ...
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Groups with the basis property
"The first author is supported by an EPSRC Doctoral Training Grant"We study finite groups for which every minimal generating set has the same cardinality.
McDougall-Bagnall, Jonathan +4 more
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Generation of all randomizations using circuits. [PDF]
Pesce E +3 more
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Topological Properties of Active Orders for Matroid Bases
Las Vergnas [7] introduced several lattice structures on the bases of an ordered matroid M by using their external and internal activities. He also noted [8] that when computing the Möbius function of these lattices, it was often zero, although he had ...
Bruce E. Sagan, Rieuwert J. Blok
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Incidence matrices, geometrical bases, combinatorial prebases and matroids
For a relation A ⊆ (C × D), where C,D are two finite sets, and an ordering σ of C we construct a matroid M(σ) on the set D. For the relation A with the incidence matrix  we also define a geometrical basis with respect to F, where F is a subset of the ...
T.V. Alekseyevskaya +3 more
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Flip Distances Between Graph Orientations. [PDF]
Aichholzer O +6 more
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Matroid complexity and nonsuccinct descriptions [PDF]
We investigate an approach to matroid complexity that involves describing a matroid via a list of independent sets, bases, circuits, or some other family of subsets of the ground set. The computational complexity of algorithmic problems under this scheme
Dillon Mayhew
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Random Sampling and Greedy Sparsification for Matroid Optimization Problems.
Random sampling is a powerful tool for gathering information about a group by considering only a small part of it. We discuss some broadly applicable paradigms for using random sampling in combinatorial optimization, and demonstrate the effectiveness of ...
David R. Karger
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