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Finding a minimal spanning hypertree of a weighted hypergraph

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A hypergraph has a complex structure, which is why some re- searchers seek to transform the hypergraph into a graph. In this paper, we present two corresponding graphs for each hypergraph and naming them in the Clique graph and the Persian graph. They have a simpler structure than the graph, and it is easier to work with these graphs. Using these graphs, we are looking for minimal spanning hypertree for the hypergraph.

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Shirdel, G.H., Vaez-Zadeh, B. Finding a minimal spanning hypertree of a weighted hypergraph. J Comb Optim 44, 894–904 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-022-00864-z

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