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On the use of graphs in discrete tomography

de Werra, Dominique  
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Costa, Marie-Christine
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Picouleau, C.
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2010
Annals Of Operations Research

In this tutorial paper, we consider the basic image reconstruction problem which stems from discrete tomography. We derive a graph theoretical model and we explore some variations and extensions of this model. This allows us to establish connections with scheduling and timetabling applications. The complexity status of these problems is studied and we exhibit some polynomially solvable cases. We show how various classical techniques of operations research like matching, 2-SAT, network flows are applied to derive some of these results.

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DOI
10.1007/s10479-009-0649-6
Web of Science ID

WOS:000274543100011

Author(s)
de Werra, Dominique  
Costa, Marie-Christine
Picouleau, C.
Ries, Bernard
Date Issued

2010

Published in
Annals Of Operations Research
Volume

175

Start page

287

End page

307

Subjects

Discrete tomography

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Complete bipartite graph

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Edge coloring

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Timetabling

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Constrained coloring

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Scheduling

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Np-Completeness

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Reconstruction

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