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A perfect matching is a matching of all the vertices of a graph. In other words, a perfect matching is a set of edges such that each vertex of the graph is incident to exactly one edge in the set.

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Complexity of Calculating Minimum Weight Final Perfect Matchings

It is known, that Minimum Weight Perfect Matching can be calculated in $O(n^3)$; Furthermore, it is possible, that the edge sets of the Minimum Weight Perfect Matching and of the Maximum Weight Perfe …
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Detecting non-optimality in disjoint unions of perfect matchings

This is a follow-up question to Minimum-weight disjoint union of perfect matchings: let $G$ be a complete symmetric graph with $2n$ vertices, whose edges are mapped to their weights by $\omega()$ and …
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Can Orientability of Manifolds be Generalized to TSP Instances?

It is well known, that there are two basic kinds of manifolds, orientable and non-orientable ones; the most simple examples being obtained by identifying a pair of opposite sides of a rectangular stri …
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Minimum-weight disjoint union of perfect matchings

Is there a counter example or proof for the claim that the lightest edge-disjoint union of a pair of perfect matchings contains the edges of the lightest perfect matching in a finite complete graph wi …
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Calculation of cardinality constrained minimum weight matchings

Given a complete weighted graph $G(V,E),\ |V|=2n$, calculating a minimum weight matching with $n-k$ edges can be reduced to calculating a perfect matching in $H(V+U,E+F),\ |U|=2k,\ F=(u\in U,v\in V),\ …
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Optimal perfect matchings in magic squares

Question: what is known about minimum/maximum weight perfect matchings in magic squares with or without special properties like e.g. being pandiagonal? I am especially interested minimal/maximal cel …
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"Hypo" and "Hyper" for Perfect Matching

There is a fairly rich classification on graphs with respect to the existence of Hamiltonian cycles either in unmodified graphs or after certain small modifications. Do there also exist such classi …
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Is it possible to improve the weight of perfect bipartite matchings faster than with Bellman...

If $G\left(A\cup B,\ E=\lbrace\lbrace a, b\rbrace\,|\, a\in A,\, b\in B\rbrace\right)$ is a weighted bipartite graph and $M_0$ an initial perfect matching, then the optimality of $M_0$ can be verified …
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Triangle Center from Weighted Perfect Matchings

let $\Delta$ be the triangle whose corners $A$, $B$, $C$ points in general position in Euclidean plane and, let $D$ be a fourth point inside $\Delta$. Question: what is known about the cons …
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Symmetry of optimal solutions to symmetric assignment problems

Is there a sound proof of or a counter example to the following conjecture: if $\boldsymbol{A}^T=\boldsymbol{A}$ is the cost-matrix of a bipartite assignment problem with unique optimal assignment, t …
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Edge-length constraints from greedy matching

The subject of this question are perfect matchings of a complete undirected graph $G(V,E), n:=\mathrm{card}(V)=2k$, without self-loops or parallel edges and $n=2k$ vertices. The objective is to determ …
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Finding minimum weight perfect matchings in sparse bipartite graphs

Question: What can be recommended for finding optimal perfect matchings in large bipartite graphs with small vertex degree if the edge-weights are positive real values? I am looking for algor …
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Finding minimum weight perfect matchings in sparse bipartite graphs

pyMCFSimplex seems to best fit my needs. "It is a free Python port of a Python Wrapper for MCFSimplex. pyMCFimplex is a Python-Wrapper for the C++ MCFSimplex Solver Class from the Operations Research …
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Spanning subgraphs defined via $K_4$ matchings

I have by accident found an interesting kind of spanner of complete symmetric graphs $G(V,E)$ with weighted edges. What I actually had planned was to implement an algorithm for calculating certain non …
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Calculating variance-minimal perfect matchings

Question: are there any algorithms, resp. what can be recommended, for calculating perfect matchings with the property that the variance of their edge's weights is minimal?
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