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Abstract. Inclusion/exclusion branching is a way to branch on requirements imposed on problems, in contrast to the classical branching on parts of the solution. The technique turne...
Given a k-uniform hypergraph on n vertices, partitioned in k equal parts such that every hyperedge includes one vertex from each part, the k-Dimensional Matching problem asks wheth...