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Also I don't think the equivalence between edge/vertex versions is trivial at all (though maybe we just have different standards of triviality). For example, i
by sltkr 9mo ago
Also I don't think the equivalence between edge/vertex versions is trivial at all (though maybe we just have different standards of triviality).
For example, in a grid like this:
..####
.....#
#.#..#
#...H#
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A single wall placed (i.e. vertex removed) can block two edges, and it's not obvious what graph transformation can turn that into a single edge.
- emil-lp 9mo agoYou transform it into the directed case and then you turn each vertex into an arc. There is a standard construction for going between vertex and edge cuts.