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- Branch-decomposition, a hierarchical clustering of the edges of a graph, and branchwidth, a graph parameter defined from these decompositions.
- Indeed, a graph has treewidth at most 2 if and only if it has branchwidth at most 2, if and only if every biconnected component is a series–parallel graph.
- As with treewidth, branchwidth can be used as the basis of dynamic programming algorithms for many NP-hard optimization problems, using an amount of time that is exponential in the width of the input graph or matroid.
- Branchwidth is an important component of attempts to extend the theory of graph minors to matroids: although treewidth can also be generalized to matroids, and plays a bigger role than branchwidth in the theory of graph minors, branchwidth has more convenient properties in the matroid setting.
- However, instead of using a linear ordering of vertices and a linear sequence of cuts, as in cutwidth, carving width uses cuts derived from a hierarchical clustering of vertices, making it more closely related to treewidth or branchwidth and less similar to the other width parameters involving linear orderings such as pathwidth or bandwidth.
- The branchwidth of a graph is defined similarly to carving width, using hierarchical clusterings, but of the edges of a graph rather than of its vertices; these are called branch-decompositions.
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