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Construction of simple path graphs in transport networks: II. Analysis of graphs' biconnectivity

The problem of constructing all simple paths in an undirected graph that pairwise connect vertices from the given set is interpreted as constructing a graph that is a union of these paths. This construction relies on the computation of biconnected components and bridges of the source graph. A new al...

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Main Authors: Golovinskii, I. A., Головинский, И. А.
Format: Статья
Language:English
Published: PLEIADES PUBLISHING INC 2021
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Online Access:https://dspace.ncfu.ru/handle/20.500.12258/18461
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Summary:The problem of constructing all simple paths in an undirected graph that pairwise connect vertices from the given set is interpreted as constructing a graph that is a union of these paths. This construction relies on the computation of biconnected components and bridges of the source graph. A new algorithm which makes this computation more transparent and controllable is proposed. Its idea is to track opening and closing of chords at the depth-first search. Due to the clarity of the proposed solution, its correctness is obvious without much justification. This is its advantage over the well-known Hopcroft-Tarjan algorithm. The proposed algorithm makes self-evident the obtaining biconnected components of a graph by successive uniting its fundamental cycles that have common edges.