NP-complete problems
Chapter 8 NP-complete problems 8.1 Search problems Over the past seven chapters we have developed algorithms for nding shortest paths and minimum spanning trees in graphs, matchings in bipartite graphs, maximum increasing sub-sequences, maximum ows in networks, and so on. All these algorithms are efcient, because
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