
doi: 10.1007/bf00334850
First, the author proves that a bipartite graph is chordal if and only if it has an elimination scheme. Then he provides a polynomial time algorithm for recognizing whether an ordered set is cycle-free.
algorithm, Partial orders, general, elimination scheme, Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity, bipartite graph, chordal graphs, Paths and cycles, cycle-free ordered set
algorithm, Partial orders, general, elimination scheme, Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity, bipartite graph, chordal graphs, Paths and cycles, cycle-free ordered set
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