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- 92-1
Allowable Sequences and Order Types in Discrete and Computational Geometry
Jacob Goodman and Richard Pollack
- 92-2
An Impossibility Result in Axiomatic Location Theory
Pierre Hansen and Fred S. Roberts
- 92-3
An Implementation of the Generalized Basis Reduction
Algorithm for Integer Programming
William Cook, Thomas Rutherford, Herbert E. Scarf and David Shallcross
- 92-4
DIMACS Implementation Challenge Workshop Algorithms
for Network Flows and Matching
David S. Johnson and Catherine C. McGeoch
(published as
AMS-DIMACS Volume 12)
- 92-5
Stable Matchings and Linear Inequalities
Hernan G. Abeledo, Uriel G. Rothblum
- 92-6
Linear Decision Trees: Volume Estimates and Topological Bounds
Anders Bjorner, Laszlo Lovasz and Andrew C.C. Yao
- 92-7
Diagonal Matrix Scaling is NP-Hard
Leonid Khachiyan
- 92-8
On the Rate of Convergence of the Ras Method
Bahman Kalantari and Leonid Khachiyan
- 92-9
Courtship and Linear Programming
Hernan G. Abeledo, Uriel G. Rothblum and RUTCOR
- 92-10
Algorithms for Groups
John Cannon and George Havas
- 92-11
A Complexity Index for Satisfiability Problems
E. Boros, Y. Crama, P.L. Hammer and M. Saks
- 92-12
On the Distribution of Multiplicative Translates of Sets of Residues (mod p)
J. Hastad, J.C. Lagarias and A.M. Odlyzko
- 92-13
Keller's Cube-Tiling Conjecture is False in High Dimensions
Jeffrey C. Lagarias and Peter W. Shor
- 92-14
On A Problem of Erdos and Lovasz II: n(r) = O(r)
Jeff Kahn
- 92-15
The Complexity of Computing Maximal Word Functions
Eric Allender, Danilo Bruschi and Giovanni Pighizzini
- 92-16
A Family of Generators of Minimal Perfect Hash Functions
Bohdan S. Majewski, Nicholas C. Wormald, Zbigniew J.
Czech and George Havas
- 92-17
Convex Polygons with Few Vertices
Peter C. Fishburn
- 92-18
Convex Polygons with Few Intervertex Distances
Peter C. Fishburn
- 92-19
A Generalization of the Pure Literal Rule for Satisfiability Problems
E. Boros and P.L. Hammer
- 92-20
Recognition of Q-Horn Formulae in Linear Time
Endre Boros, Peter L. Hammer and Xiaorong Sun
- 92-21
Horn Function Minimization and Knowledge Compression in
Production Rule Basis (Extended Abstract)
Peter L. Hammer and Alexander Kogan
- 92-22
Horn Functions and Their DNFs
Peter L. Hammer and Alexander Kogan
- 92-23
Balancing Problems in Acyclic Networks
Endre Boros, Peter L. Hammer, Mark E. Hartmann and Ron Shamir
- 92-24
An Optimal Algorithm for Generating Minimal Perfect Hash Functions
Zbigniew J. Czech, George Havas and Bohdan S. Majewski
- 92-25
On Aschbacher's Local C(G;T) Theorem
Daniel Gorenstein and Richard Lyons
- 92-26
Amenable Colorings
N.V.R. Mahadev and Fred S. Roberts
- 92-27
The Bounded Chromatic Numbers of Trees
Bor-Liang Chen and Ko-Wei Lih
- 92-28
Mick Gets Some (The Odds are on His Side)
V. Chvatal and B. Reed
- 92-29
Lecture Notes on the New AKS Sorting Network
V. Chvatal
- 92-30
A Uniform Circuit Lower Bound for the Permanent
Eric Allender and Vivek Gore
- 92-31
Boolean-Combinatorial Bounding of Maximum 2-Satisfiability
Jean-Marie Bourjolly, Peter L. Hammer, William R.
Pulleyblank and Bruno Simeone
- 92-32
A General Class of Heuristics for Minimum Weight Perfect Matching
and a $ log_3 log_3 n $-Error Special Case in $O(n^2 log log n)-Time
Celina Imielinska and Bahman Kalantari
- 92-33
Improved Dynamic Dictionary Matching
Amihood Amir, Martin Farach, Ramana M. Idury, Johannes
A. La Poutre and Alejandro A. Schaffer
- 92-34
The Meaningfulness of Ordinal Comparisons for General Order
Relational Systems
Fred S. Roberts and Zangwill Samuel Rosenbaum
- 92-35
Data Structural Bootstrapping, Linear Path compression,
and Catenable Heap Ordered Double Ended Queues
Adam L. Buchsbaum, Rajamani Sundar, Robert E. Tarjan
- 92-36
Hamilton Cycles and Games on Graphs
Xiaoyun Lu
- 92-37
Consensus Functions and Patterns in Molecular Sequences
Boris Mirkin and Fred S. Roberts
- 92-38
On the Satisfiability Problem for the Ground Case of First
Order Theories
Alberto Policriti and Prasad Tetali
- 92-39
Graph Planarity and Related Topics
Scanned Image
A.K. Kelmans
- 92-40
On Universal Threshold Graphs
P.L. Hammer and A.K. Kelmans
- 92-41
Approximations to Solutions to Systems of Linear Inequalities
Osman Guler, Alan J. Hoffman, and Uriel G. Rothblum
- 92-42
Formulation of Linear Problems and Solutions by a Universal Machine
B. Curtis Eaves and Uriel G. Rothblum
- 92-43
Locally Random Reductions
in Interactive Complexity Theory
Joan Feigenbaum
- 92-44
Two-Thirds is Sharp for
Affine Scaling
Leslie A. Hall and Robert Vanderbei
- 92-45
Determining Single Connectivity in Directed Graphs
Adam L. Buchsbaum and Martin Carlisle
- 92-46
Monte Carlo and Markov Chain Techniques for Network Reliability Sampling
Adam L. Buchsbaum and Milena Mihail
- 92-47
The Cocycle Lattice of Binary Matroids
Laszlo Lovasz
- 92-48
Cube Tiling of R^n and Nonlinear Codes
Jeffrey C. Lagarias and Peter W. Shor
- 92-49
Laplacian Spectra and Spanning Trees of Threshold Graphs
P.L. Hammer and A.K. Kelmans
- 92-50
DIMACS Scientific Achievements: Highlights of the First Four Years
- 92-51
Weighted Multidimensional Search and its Application to Convex Optimization
David Fernandez-Baca
- 92-52
A Tight Bound for Edge Guards in Monotone Polygons
Iliana Bjorling-Sachs and Diane L. Souvaine
- 92-53
Combinatorial Optimization: some Problems and Trends
Laszlo Lovasz
- 92-54
Combinatorial Complexity of Signed Discs
Diane L. Souvaine and Chee-Keng Yap
- 92-55
Nonpolyhedral Relaxations of Graph-Bisection Problems
Svatopluk Poljak and and Franz Rendl
- 92-56
DIMACS Annual Report - December 1992
- 92-57
Cycles in Bipartite Graphs and an Application in Number Theory
Gabor N. Sarkozy
- 92-58
A Counterexample to Borsuk's Conjecture
Jeff Kahn and Gil Kalai
- 92-59
A Problem of Furedi and Seymour on Covering Intersecting
Families by Pairs
Jeff Kahn and Gil Kalai
- 92-60
The Power of Adaptiveness and Additional Queries in Random-Self-Reductions
Joan Feigenbaum
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