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Title: Intriguing Sets in Quadrangles, Hexagons and Octagons
Title: Lattices and Graph Spectra Part II
Speaker: | Chris Godsil |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Lattices and Graph Spectra
Speaker: | Chris Godsil |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Controllable Graphs Determined by their Generalized Spectrums
Speaker: | Chen Xie |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Metric s-t path TSP and the randomized Christofides algorithm
Speaker: | Shatian Wang |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Separation Dimension of Graphs and Hyper Graphs
Speaker: | L. Sunil Chandran |
Affiliation: | Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Almost all matroids are non-representable
Title: Drawings of Complete Graphs
Speaker: | Matthew Sunohara |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: Folding Operation on 3-by-2n Standard Young Tableaux
Speaker: | Shelley Wu |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
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Title: On Cyclically 5-Connected Graphs
Title: Min cost bridgeless subgraph of min degree 2 (bridgeless D2)
Speaker: | Jack Dippel |
Affiliation: | University of Waterloo |
Room: | MC 6486 |
Abstract: In the bridgeless D2 problem we have a graph with nonnegative edge costs and the goal is to complete a min cost subgraph of degree at least 2 at every node that has no bridges (i.e. no cut edges.).
Title: Approximation algorithm for k-anonymity
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