"Minimal Recurrent Configurations of Chip Firing Games and Directed Acyclic ..."

Matthias Schulz (2010)

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Matthias Schulz:
Minimal Recurrent Configurations of Chip Firing Games and Directed Acyclic Graphs. Automata 2010: 111-124

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