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NP-complete problems / Combinatorial optimization / Spanning tree / Matching / Vertex cover / Graph coloring / Minimum spanning tree / Minimum cut / Connected component / Theoretical computer science / Graph theory / Mathematics
Date: 2011-04-18 22:39:50
NP-complete problems
Combinatorial optimization
Spanning tree
Matching
Vertex cover
Graph coloring
Minimum spanning tree
Minimum cut
Connected component
Theoretical computer science
Graph theory
Mathematics

Filtering: A Method for Solving Graph Problems in MapReduce Silvio Lattanzi∗ Benjamin Moseley†

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