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90-1 A Primal Dual Path Following Algorithm for Linear Programming with Box Type Constraints
Kaplan & Shamir
90-2 A Polynomial Algorithm for an Integer Quadratic Nonseparable Transportation Problem
Hochbaum, Shamir & Shanthikumar
90-3 A Colored Version of Tverberg's Theorem Barany & Larman
90-4 Self Knowledgeable Inference Machines Cerans & Smith
90-5 A Role of Lower Semicontinuous Functions in the Combinatorial Complexity of Geometric Problems
Jaromczyk & Swiatek
90-6 The Optimal Constant for the Colored Version Jaromczyk & Swiatek
90-7 Cutting Hyperplane Arrangement Jiri Matousek
90-8 Minkowski Addition of Polytopes: Computational Complexity and Applications to Grobner Bases
Gritzmann & Sturmfels
90-9 Points and Triangles in the Plane and Halving Planes in Space Aronov, Chazelle, Edelsbrunner, Guibas, Sharir & Wenger
90-10 Repeated Angles in the Plane and Related Problems Pach & Sharir
90-11 Gaps in Difference Sets, and the Graph of Nearly Equal Distances Erdos, Makai, Pach, & Spencer
90-12 An Upper Bound on the Number of Planar k-Set Pach, Steiger & Szemeredi
90-38 Counting Facets and Incidences Agarwal, Aronov
90-39 Computational Results with a Cutting Plane Algorithm for Designing Communication Networks with Low-Connectivity Constraints
Grotschel, Monma, Stoer
90-40 Facets for Polyhedra Arising in the Design of Communication Networks with Low-Connectivity Constraints
Grotschel, Monma, Stoer
90-41 DIMACS Workshop on Distributed Computing and Cryptography Feigenbaum & Merritt
90-42 No-Hole 2-Distant Colorings Roberts
90-43 Balancing Rooted Data Flow Graphs Boros, Hammer, Shamir
90-44 A Still Better Performance Guarantee for Approximate Graph Coloring Halldorsson
90-45 On the Perimeter of a Point Set in the Plane Capoyleas, Pach
90-46 The Number of Edges of Many Faces in a Line Segment Arrangement Aronov, Edelsbrunner, Guibas, Sharir
90-47 Meaningfulness of Conclusions about Greedy Algorithms for T-Colorings
Cozzens, Roberts
90-48 Do Projections go to Infinity? Barany, Goodman, Pollack
90-49 Counting Linear Extensions is #P-Complete Brightwell, Winkler
90-50 Geometric Permutations and Connected Components Wenger
90-51 Elementary Sequences, Sub-Fibonacci Sequences Fishburn, Roberts
90-52 On a Problem of Erdos and Lovasz Kahn
90-53 Coloring Nearly-Disjoint Hypergraphs with n+o(n) Colors Kahn
90-54 Euclidean Minimum Spanning Trees and Bichromatic Closest Pairs Agarwal, Edelsbrunner, Schwarzkopf, Welzl
90-55 Shortest Paths Help Solve Geometric Optimization Melissaratos, Souvaine
90-56 Circle Shooting in a Simple Polygon Agarwal, Sharir
90-57 Coloring Mixed Graphs Hansen, Kuplinsky, de Werra