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Richard C. Brewster, Pavol Hell, Sarah H. Pantel, Romeo Rizzi, Anders Yeo



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Abstract: Let G be a xed set of digraphs. Given a digraph H, a G-packing in H is a collection P of vertex disjoint subgraphs of H, each isomorphic to a member of G. A G-packing P is maximum if the number of vertices belonging to members of P is maximum, over all G-packings. (Update)

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R. C. Brewster, P. Hell, S. H. Pantel, R. Rizzi, and A. Yeo, Packing paths in digraphs, submitted. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/725176.html   More

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  title = "Packing paths in digraphs",
  text = "R. C. Brewster, P. Hell, S. H. Pantel, R. Rizzi, and A. Yeo, Packing paths
    in digraphs, submitted.",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/725176.html" }
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