The course emphasized algorithmic and structural aspects of "nice"
graph families, in particular perfect graphs, interval graphs, chordal
graphs and comparability graphs.
In Fall 92 the course was based to a large extent on the classic
book of
Martin C. Golumbic "Algorithmic Graph Theory and Perfect
Graphs' (Academic Press, 1980),
and in some parts also on the manuscript
"The Art of Combinatorics", by
Douglas B. West.
The Spring 94 and Spring 97 course had a similar basis, but
emphasized more recent material, and made
a lot of reference to applications in molecular biology.
(See the webpage
Algorithms for Molecular Biology
for much more on these aspects.)
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