Counting Embeddings of Planar Graphs Using Dfs Trees
Counting Embeddings of Planar Graphs Using Dfs Trees
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, ^^] is well-ordered if (w), then compute an (e) in four steps: Algorithm A Step 1 For / = 1 k, delete all occurrences of w appearing in blocks within an{ei). Because these occurrences appear together at the end of the blocks that are contained in the last pairs of arr(e, ) only, a simple list traversal suffices to delete aU these occurrences in time 0(1-1- number of deletions).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ^^] is well-ordered if (w), then compute an (e) in four steps: Algorithm A Step 1 For / = 1 k, delete all occurrences of w appearing in blocks within an{ei). Because these occurrences appear together at the end of the blocks that are contained in the last pairs of arr(e, ) only, a simple list traversal suffices to delete aU these occurrences in time 0(1-1- number of deletions).
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