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Minimum Spanning Trees

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This lecture covers the implementation and analysis of disjoint sets data structure, including list representation, Make-Set, Find, Union, weighted-union heuristic, and great heuristics like Union by rank. It also introduces the concept of minimum spanning trees, explaining the origin, spanning tree of a graph, and Prim's and Kruskal's algorithms.

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