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Spanning tree / NP-complete problems / Euclidean minimum spanning tree / Minimum spanning tree / Delaunay triangulation / Relative neighborhood graph / Steiner tree problem / Closest pair of points problem / Planar graph / Graph theory / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics
Date: 1999-07-26 14:14:46
Spanning tree
NP-complete problems
Euclidean minimum spanning tree
Minimum spanning tree
Delaunay triangulation
Relative neighborhood graph
Steiner tree problem
Closest pair of points problem
Planar graph
Graph theory
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics

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