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This is an instance of the Directed Steiner Network Problem and as such it's solvable in time $|V(G)|^{O(|T|)}$ as proved by Feldman & Ruhl (2006), where $G$ is the given graph and $T\subset V(G)$ is the given subset of vertices (terminals).

This is an instance of the Directed Steiner Network Problem and as such it's solvable in time $|V(G)|^{O(|T|)}$ as proved by Feldman & Ruhl (2006), where $G$ is the given graph and $T\subset V(G)$ is the given subset of vertices (terminals).

This is an instance of the Directed Steiner Network Problem and as such it's solvable in time $|V(G)|^{O(|T|)}$ as proved by Feldman & Ruhl (2006), where $G$ is the given graph and $T\subset V(G)$ is the given subset of vertices (terminals).

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Max Alekseyev
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This is an instance of the Directed Steiner Network Problem and as such it's solvable in time $|V(G)|^{O(|T|)}$ as proved by Feldman & Ruhl (2006), where $G$ is the given graph and $T\subset V(G)$ is the given subset of vertices (terminals).