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optimal partition into cartesian products? wendt@.cs.colostate.edu (1991-06-11) |
Re: optimal partition into cartesian products? sbloch@euler.UCSD.EDU (1991-06-12) |
Newsgroups: | comp.theory,comp.compilers |
From: | wendt@.cs.colostate.edu (Alan Wendt) |
Keywords: | theory, question |
Organization: | Colorado State Computer Science Department |
Date: | 11 Jun 91 17:14:41 GMT |
I've got a theoretical problem I'm hoping someone can give me a citation
for. I'm trying to partition a subset of a n-dimensional cartesian product
into a miniumum number of cartesian products. For example, if n=2,
A = {a,b,c} and B = {d,e,f}, I might have a subset {ad,bd,be,cd,ce,cf} and
I want to find the minimum # of rectangles needed to tile the triangle
in the diagram below (answer=3). A general solution would of course allow
for arbitrary n and for moving rows and columns around in the diagram.
a x
b x x
c x x x
d e f
Alan Wendt
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