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Generalization of locally bounded treewidth graphs
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What evidence is there that $coRP \neq NP$?
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Vertex isoperimetric number of a graph - NP-hard?
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From edge-disjoint paths to independent paths
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What is the maximum number of stable marriages for an instance of the Stable Marriage Problem?
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Concepts in theoretical CS that would be approachable ages 8-14
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How many distinct colors are needed to lower-bound the choosability of a graph?
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Integer programming with a fixed number of variables
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Computational complexity of the 3-partition problem with distinct numbers
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References for Modular Decomposition
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What is the correct definition of $k$-tree?
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Super-polynomial time approximation algorithms for optimization problems
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Relation between fixed parameter and approximation algorithm
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Counting the number of vertex covers: when is it hard?
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What is the complexity class most closely associated with what the human mind can accomplish quickly?
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Problems with Unknown Single Exponential Time Agorithms
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Is there any triangle-free, star-cutset-free, circle graph, with more than n edges?
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Instance of FPT-reductions that is not a polynomial-time reduction
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"All-different hypergraph coloring" - known problem?
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Is parametrized maximum independent clauses problem in FPT?
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Monitoring PhD positions in TCS
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Computation of max H-free sets
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How large a treewidth can a tree plus half the edges have?
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Are there NP-complete problems with polynomial expected time solutions?
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Terminology for complete k-partite graph where k is not fixed
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Complexity of the edge-disjoint cycle covers
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SERF-reducibility and subexponential algorithms
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Other kinds of running time analysis besides worst-case, average-case, etc?
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Directed NP-hard problems on DAGs
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Can Lenstra's algorithm output all feasible solutions in O^*(f(k)) time where k is the number of variables and f is a computable function in k?
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enumerating all connected induced subgraphs
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Finding the longest path between two nodes in a bidirectional unweighted graph
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Is it known whether hypergraph minimal covers are P-enumerable?
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The number of cliques in a graph: the Moon and Moser 1965 result
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