Explore a groundbreaking algorithm for solving the hypergraph k-cut problem in deterministic polynomial time for fixed k, presented by Karthekeyan Chandrasekaran and Chandra Chekuri from UIUC. Delve into the motivations behind this research, examine partial progress in the field, and understand the innovative technique developed by the speakers. Learn about the structural theorem underpinning their approach and its implications for solving complex graph problems. Gain insights into open questions in the field and potential future directions for research in this 28-minute IEEE conference talk.
Hypergraph K-Cut for Fixed K in Deterministic Polynomial Time
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Hypergraph kcut
Motivations
Partial progress
The technique
The structural theorem
Our technique
Structural result
Open questions
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IEEE FOCS: Foundations of Computer Science
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