Edge-coloring of a bipartite graph Icon

Edge-coloring of a bipartite graph

Edge-coloring of a bipartite graph script allows you to verify Konig's theorem.

Edge-coloring of a bipartite graphOverview

Konig's theorem tells us that every bipartite graph with maximum vertex-degree d can be edge-colored with just d colors. This recipe relies on a previous recipe by D.Eppstein (123641) : "Hopcroft-Karp bipartite matching".

NEW

Fixed some bugs.

Edge-coloring of a bipartite graphInformation

Version
1.0
Date
04.22.10
License
Language
English
File Size
N/A
Category
SubCategory
Operating Systems
Windows ,Linux,Mac OS,BSD,Solaris
System Requirements
No additional system requirements.
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