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NP-complete problems / Network flow / Operations research / Probabilistic complexity theory / Randomized algorithm / Modular decomposition / Dominating set / Flow network / XTR / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Graph theory
Date: 2011-10-30 17:16:12
NP-complete problems
Network flow
Operations research
Probabilistic complexity theory
Randomized algorithm
Modular decomposition
Dominating set
Flow network
XTR
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Graph theory

Local Distributed Decision∗ Pierre Fraigniaud† Amos Korman† David Peleg‡

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