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Title: Geometric Enumeration Problems
Abstract:
In this talk we review the reverse search method for generating large sets of discrete objects. An easy use of reverse search is to generate all bases of a matroid, such as spanning trees of a graph. We will then combine reverse search with some properties of matroids to give a method for generating objects, which do not form a matroid, but are closely related to one. As an example, we can generate efficiently all planar Laman graphs drawn on a given set of points in the plane. (Joint work with N. Katoh, M. Ohsaki, I. Streinu and S. Tanigawa)
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