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Moon, J.W., Moser, L.: On cliques in graphs. Israel Journal of Mathematics 3, 23--28 (1965)

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Recasting Program Reverse Engineering through On-Line Analytical .. - Andritsos (2000)   (Correct)

....a graph in which each pair of vertices is an edge. A complete graph ( a graph in which all pairs of vertices form edges) has many subgraphs that are not cliques, but every induced subgraph of a complete graph is a clique [Wes96] Finding cliques, however, is an NP complete problem [CW78] and in [MM65] Moon and Moser showed that the number of cliques in a graph may grow exponentially with the number of nodes. In our work, we do not consider any graph theoretical algorithm.An interesting question that arises when a clustering algorithm is applied, has to do with the identity of the clusters. ....

J. W. Moon and L. Moser. On cliques in graphs. Israel Journal of Mathematics, 3:23--28, 1965.


Semantic Representations and Query Languages for Or-Sets - Libkin, Wong (1993)   (9 citations)  (Correct)

....j 2 ) is in E iff i 1 6= i 2 . Let normalize(x) ff(x) hY 1 ; Y p i (Y k s are sets) Then it follows from the definition of ff that Y 1 ; Y p are precisely the cliques of G. Since n = size x = jXj, applying the upper bound on the number of cliques for a graph with n vertices [28], we obtain p = m(x) 3 p 3 n . Case 4. x = hX 1 ; X k i where X i s are or sets of a base type. Then normalize(x) or (x) and m(x) n. Again, simple arithmetic shows that n 3 p 3 n . Hence, m(x) 3 p 3 n . The proof of the general case is very similar to the proof of ....

J. Moon and L. Moser, On cliques in graphs, Israel Journal of Mathematics 3 (1965), 23--28.


The Maximum Clique Problem - Bomze, Budinich, Pardalos, Pelillo (1999)   (30 citations)  (Correct)

....of graph G. This is an improvement over the time complexity in [311] Finally, Tomita et al. 310] proposed a modified Bron and Kerbosch [73] algorithm and claimed its time complexity to be O(3 n=3 ) As they pointed out, this was the best one could hope for since the Moon and Moser graphs [238] have 3 n=3 maximal cliques. 5.2 Exact Algorithms for the Unweighted Case If our goal is to find a maximum clique or just the size of a maximum clique, a lot of work can be saved from the above enumerative algorithms. Because once we find a clique, we only need to enumerate cliques better than ....

J.W. Moon and L. Moser, On cliques in graphs, Israel Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 3: 23-28, 1965.


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Moon, J.W., Moser, L.: On cliques in graphs. Israel Journal of Mathematics 3, 23--28 (1965)


Semantic Representations and Query Languages for Or-Sets - Libkin, Wong (1993)   (9 citations)  (Correct)

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J. Moon and L. Moser, On cliques in graphs, Israel Journal of Mathematics 3 (1965), 23--28.

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