Perfect sorting by reversals is not always difficult
By Sèverine Bérard. 2006
Subfields: Algorithms & Complexity
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- Daniel Merkle
- Martin Middendorf
- Cédric Chauve
- Matthias Bernt
- Marleen Perseke
- Armin Meier
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