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A linear-processor polylog-time algorithm for shortest paths in planar graphs
We give an algorithm requiring polylog time and a linear number of processors to solve single-source shortest paths in directed planar graphs, bounded-genus graphs, and 2-dimensional overlap graphs. More generally, the algorithm works for any graph provided with a decomposition tree constructed using size-O(/spl radic/n polylog n) separators.<>