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\(W[1]\)-hardness, Applied Mathematics, Forbidden subgraph characterization, Programming involving graphs or networks, W[1]-hardness, forbidden subgraph characterization, Theoretical Computer Science, cluster graph modification problems, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Fixed-parameter tractability, fixed-parameter tractability, kernelization, NP-hardness, Cluster graph modification problems, Kernelization, Abstract computational complexity for mathematical programming problems
\(W[1]\)-hardness, Applied Mathematics, Forbidden subgraph characterization, Programming involving graphs or networks, W[1]-hardness, forbidden subgraph characterization, Theoretical Computer Science, cluster graph modification problems, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Fixed-parameter tractability, fixed-parameter tractability, kernelization, NP-hardness, Cluster graph modification problems, Kernelization, Abstract computational complexity for mathematical programming problems
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