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NP-complete problems / Analysis of algorithms / Complexity classes / Parameterized complexity / Graph coloring / Dominating set / FO / Time complexity / Tree decomposition / Theoretical computer science / Computational complexity theory / Applied mathematics
Date: 2006-07-04 06:02:43
NP-complete problems
Analysis of algorithms
Complexity classes
Parameterized complexity
Graph coloring
Dominating set
FO
Time complexity
Tree decomposition
Theoretical computer science
Computational complexity theory
Applied mathematics

Parameterized Complexity for the Database Theorist Martin Grohe Division of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH9 3JZ, Scotland, UK. Email: 1 . Introduction

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