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TWO FIXED-PARAMETER TRACTABLE ALGORITHMS FOR TESTING UPWARD PLANARITY

Two fixed-parameter tractable algorithms for testing upward planarity
Authors: Healy, Patrick; Lynch, Karol;

TWO FIXED-PARAMETER TRACTABLE ALGORITHMS FOR TESTING UPWARD PLANARITY

Abstract

In this paper we consider the problem of testing an arbitrary digraph G = (V,E) for upward planarity. In particular we describe two fixed-parameter tractable algorithms for testing the upward planarity of G. The first algorithm that we present can test the upward planarity of G in O(2t · t! · |V|2)-time where t is the number of triconnected components of G. The second algorithm that we present uses a standard technique known as kernelisation and can test the upward planarity of G in O(|V|2 + k4 · (2k)!)-time, where k = |E| - |V|.

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graph drawing, SPQR-trees, Graph theory (including graph drawing) in computer science, Graph algorithms (graph-theoretic aspects), Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity, upward planarity, parameterized complexity

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