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Mathematical Systems Theory, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, 1991
- Osamu Watanabe:
On Intractability of the Class UP. 1-10 - Zevi Miller, Ivan Hal Sudborough:
A Polynomial Algorithm for Recognizing Bounded Cutwidth in Hypergraphs. 11-40 - Juraj Hromkovic:
On Problems for Which no Oracle Can Help. 41-52 - Eric Allender:
Limitations of the Upward Separation Technique. 53-67
Volume 24, Number 2, 1991
- Seinosuke Toda:
On Polynomial-Time Truth-Table Reducibility of Intractable Sets to P-Selective Sets. 68-82 - Antoni Lozano, Jacobo Torán:
Self-Reducible Sets of Small Sensity. 83-100 - Ian Parberry:
A Computer-Assisted Optimal Depth Lower Bound for Nine-Input Sorting Networks. 101-116 - Bruno Courcelle, Damian Niwinski, Andreas Podelski:
A Geometrical View of the Determinization and Minimization of Finite-State Automata. 117-146
Volume 24, Number 3, 1991
- William Slough, Karl Winklmann:
On Limitations of Transformations Between Combinatorial Problems. 149-168 - James Haralambides, Fillia Makedon, Burkhard Monien:
Bandwidth Minimization: An Approximation Algorithm for Caterpillars. 169-177 - Harry Buhrman, Steven Homer, Leen Torenvliet:
Completeness for Nondeterministic Complexity Classes. 179-200 - Dina Kravets, James K. Park:
Selection and Sorting in Totally Monotone Arrays. 201-220
Volume 24, Number 4, 1991
- Christos Kaklamanis, Danny Krizanc, Thanasis Tsantilas:
Tight Bounds for Oblivious Routing in the Hypercube. 223-232 - Marc Baumslag, Fred S. Annexstein:
A Unified Framework for Off-Line Permutation Routing in Parallel Networks. 233-251 - William Aiello, Frank Thomson Leighton, Bruce M. Maggs, Mark Newman:
Fast Algorithms for Bit-Serial Routing on a Hypercube. 253-271 - Yuh-Dauh Lyuu:
Fast Fault-Tolerant Parallel Communication and On-Line Maintenance for Hypercubes Using Information Dispersal. 273-294 - David S. Greenberg, Sandeep N. Bhatt:
Routing Multiple Paths in Hypercubes. 295-321
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