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Distributed Approximate k-Core Decomposition and Min-Max Edge Orientation: Breaking the Diameter Barrier

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Fig. I.1. Example graphs showing that the we cannot beat 2-approximation for coreness values and min-max edge orientation problem unless the number of rounds is at least Ω(n)

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