
The paper deals with the following special problem: (Q) Given an n- element set \(E=(e_ 1,...,e_ n)\), and a list of m subsets of \(\{\) 1,...,n\(\}\), \(L=(S_ 1,...,S_ m)\). Find the maxima \(M_ i=\max_{j\in S_ i}e_ j,\) \(i=1,...,m\). For the solution of the problem an algorithm is proposed which finds all maxima in linear time when only the total number of comparisons is taken into account. Let G be a finite undirected graph and T a spanning tree of G. For any edge \(x\in G-T\) denote \(C_ x\) the circuit created by x and edges from T. Considering E being the set of weighted edges of G and \(L=\{C_ x: x\in G\setminus T\}\) the problem (Q) is converted into the problem of verification whether the given spanning tree T is of minimum weight or not. The result is rather of theoretical value since no implementation of the method is offered.
Extremal problems in graph theory, spanning tree, algorithm, number of comparisons, verification, Designs and configurations, Trees
Extremal problems in graph theory, spanning tree, algorithm, number of comparisons, verification, Designs and configurations, Trees
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