Coloquio

Miércoles 23 de noviembre de 2016
12:00hrs

Palapa Guillermo Torres


Imparte(n)

  • Geoff Whittle
    (UCIM)

Responsable(s):

  • Salvador Pérez Esteva

Resumen:

A connectivity function is a symmetric, submodular set function. Connectivity functions capture
connectivity in many combinatorial structures, for example in graphs, hypergraphs, matroids and
polymatroids. Moreover they have strong properties in their own right. The natural question is: How general
are connectivity functions? In this talk I will address this question.

This is joint work with Susan Jowett and Songbao Mo.


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