Parallel Computational
Parallel Computational
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Next we define the inner vertex span of a nontrivial bridge B. Let B be a nontrivial bridge and V the set of seam vertices on B: if all vertices in V have disjoint spans then we define the leftmost (rightmost) seam vertex on B is the vertex in V whose span is leftmost (respectively, rightmost). On the other hand, if some vertex in V has a span including the spans of all others in V then it is defined as the leftmost seam vertex; among the other vertices in V the one whose span is rightmos...t is defined as the rightmost seam vertex on B. The inner vertex span of a nontrivial bridge B is the smallest interval [i . . . J] where j is the first seam occurrence of its rightmost seam vertex and i the last seam occurrence before j of its leftmost vertex. Note that the span of the bridge B does not necessarily include the spans of its extreme seam vertices but it includes the spans of all other vertices in B. That part of the seam represented by the span we call the lower path for B. (Note that we call this a path for B\ since it follows the seam, it is not a path in B .
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E. D.
Next we define the inner vertex span of a nontrivial bridge B. Let B be a nontrivial bridge and V the set of seam vertices on B: if all vertices in V have disjoint spans then we define the leftmost (rightmost) seam vertex on B is the vertex in V whose span is leftmost (respectively, rightmost). On the other hand, if some vertex in V has a span including the spans of all others in V then it is defined as the leftmost seam vertex; among the other vertices in V the one whose span is rightmos...t is defined as the rightmost seam vertex on B. The inner vertex span of a nontrivial bridge B is the smallest interval [i . . . J] where j is the first seam occurrence of its rightmost seam vertex and i the last seam occurrence before j of its leftmost vertex. Note that the span of the bridge B does not necessarily include the spans of its extreme seam vertices but it includes the spans of all other vertices in B. That part of the seam represented by the span we call the lower path for B. (Note that we call this a path for B\ since it follows the seam, it is not a path in B .
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