
handle: 10054/11980
Randomized parallel algorithms are given for the union, intersection and matching problems of linearly representable matroids. The key tools are the linear algebra reformulation of these problems (using matrices with indeterminates) due to Edmonds and Lovász, respectively, and randomization (Schwartz, Mulmuley, U. V. Vazirani and V. V. Vazirani).
Randomized Algorithms, parallel algorithms, Combinatorics in computer science, Graph Algorithms, randomization, Combinatorial aspects of matroids and geometric lattices, arborescences, Matroids, edge-disjoint spanning trees, Parallel Algorithms, linearly representable matroids, Distributed algorithms, matroid union
Randomized Algorithms, parallel algorithms, Combinatorics in computer science, Graph Algorithms, randomization, Combinatorial aspects of matroids and geometric lattices, arborescences, Matroids, edge-disjoint spanning trees, Parallel Algorithms, linearly representable matroids, Distributed algorithms, matroid union
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