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Spanning tree / Travelling salesman problem / Connectivity / Reverse-delete algorithm / Minimum spanning tree / Graph theory / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics
Date: 2008-09-19 00:58:38
Spanning tree
Travelling salesman problem
Connectivity
Reverse-delete algorithm
Minimum spanning tree
Graph theory
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics

CS109B Notes for LectureConnected Components In an undirected graph, the relation uCv i there is a path from u to v is an equivalence relation (see FCS, p. 467).

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