McGill University - School of Computer Science

Algorithms Seminar 2003

Everybody is welcome!

DATE: Wednesday, October 22nd
TIME: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
PLACE: McConnell 320
TITLE: On traversal sequences and graph s-t-connectivity
SPEAKER: Michal Koucky, Department of Computer Science at Rutgers University.

Traversal sequences are sequences of labels used to navigate in a graph. They are the main tool in study of space complexity of undirected s-t-connectivity (which is a fundamental algorithmic problem). In this talk we will introduce you to the concept, we will survey what is known about traversal sequences and their relatives (exploration sequences) and we will list many interesting open problems pertaining this area ranging from combinatorics to computational complexity.



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