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An Improved Implementation of Grimbleby's Algorithm

Stephen R. Schach

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Details are given of an implementation of Grimbleby's algorithm for the common spanning tree problem with running \ntimes up to 50% less than for the original implementation. An explanation is given as to why implementations with \neven lower running times are unlikely.

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Details are given of an implementation of Grimbleby's algorithm for the common spanning tree problem with running \ntimes up to 50% less than for the original implementation. An explanation is given as to why implementations with \neven lower running times are unlikely.

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Details are given of an implementation of Grimbleby's algorithm for the common spanning tree problem with running \ntimes up to 50% less than for the original implementation. An explanation is given as to why implementations with \neven lower running times are unlikely.

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