Friday, September 17, 2021

Friday, September 17, 2021 3:30 PM EDT

Title: Approximation Algorithms for Matchings in Big Graphs

Speaker: Alex Pothen Affiliation: Purdue University Zoom: Please email Emma Watson

Abstract:

Matchings in graphs are classical problems in combinatorial optimization and computer science, significant due to their theoretical importance and relevance to applications. Polynomial time algorithms for several variant matching problems with linear objective functions have been known for fifty years, with important contributions from Tutte, Edmonds, Cunningham, and Pulleyblank (all with Waterloo associations), and they are discussed in the textbook literature.

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