International audienceWe provide an exposition of the main results of the theory of bidimensionality in parameterized algorithm design. This theory applies to graph problems that are bidimensional in the sense that i) their solution value is not increasing when we take minors or contractions of the input graph and ii) their solution value for the (triangulated) (k × k)-grid graph grows as a quadratic function of k. Under certain additional conditions, mainly of logical and combinatorial nature, such problems admit subexponential parameterized algorithms and linear kernels when their inputs are restricted to certain topologically defined graph classes. We provide all formal definitions and concepts in order to present these results in a rigo...
This paper surveys the theory of bidimensional graph problems. We summarize the known combinatorial ...
Bidimensionality theory appears to be a powerful framework for the development of meta-algorithmic t...
Given a graph G, we define bcg(G) as the minimum k for which G can be contracted to the uniformly tr...
We provide an exposition of the main results of the theory of bidimensionality in parameterized algo...
Many combinatorial computational problems are considered in their generalform intractable, in the se...
Many combinatorial computational problems are considered in their generalform intractable, in the se...
The bidimensionality theory [2] provides a general framework to obtain subexponential parameterized ...
Our newly developing theory of bidimensional graph problems provides general techniques for designin...
This paper surveys the theory of bidimensionality. This theory characterizes a broad range of graph ...
Bidimensionality theory was introduced by [E. D. Demaine et al., J. ACM, 52 (2005), pp. 866--893] as...
Bidimensionality theory was introduced by [E. D. Demaine et al., J. ACM, 52 (2005), pp. 866--893] as...
We introduce a new framework for designing fixed-parameter algorithms with subexponential running ti...
Abstract. The Graph Minors Theory, developed by Robertson and Sey-mour, has been one of the most inf...
12th International Symposium on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IPEC 2017)International audienc...
12th International Symposium on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IPEC 2017)International audienc...
This paper surveys the theory of bidimensional graph problems. We summarize the known combinatorial ...
Bidimensionality theory appears to be a powerful framework for the development of meta-algorithmic t...
Given a graph G, we define bcg(G) as the minimum k for which G can be contracted to the uniformly tr...
We provide an exposition of the main results of the theory of bidimensionality in parameterized algo...
Many combinatorial computational problems are considered in their generalform intractable, in the se...
Many combinatorial computational problems are considered in their generalform intractable, in the se...
The bidimensionality theory [2] provides a general framework to obtain subexponential parameterized ...
Our newly developing theory of bidimensional graph problems provides general techniques for designin...
This paper surveys the theory of bidimensionality. This theory characterizes a broad range of graph ...
Bidimensionality theory was introduced by [E. D. Demaine et al., J. ACM, 52 (2005), pp. 866--893] as...
Bidimensionality theory was introduced by [E. D. Demaine et al., J. ACM, 52 (2005), pp. 866--893] as...
We introduce a new framework for designing fixed-parameter algorithms with subexponential running ti...
Abstract. The Graph Minors Theory, developed by Robertson and Sey-mour, has been one of the most inf...
12th International Symposium on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IPEC 2017)International audienc...
12th International Symposium on Parameterized and Exact Computation (IPEC 2017)International audienc...
This paper surveys the theory of bidimensional graph problems. We summarize the known combinatorial ...
Bidimensionality theory appears to be a powerful framework for the development of meta-algorithmic t...
Given a graph G, we define bcg(G) as the minimum k for which G can be contracted to the uniformly tr...