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Simple planar graph minimum cut, the difficulty is to prove that this is the minimum cut.
The main focus of the code is one-handed symmetry. = =
#include <lastweapon/io>
#include <lastweapon/dijkstra>
using namespace lastweapon;
int n, s, t;
int id(int x, int y) {
if (x == -1 || y == n) return s;
if (x == n || y == -1) return t;
return x*n + y;
}
int main() {
#ifndef ONLINE_JUDGE
freopen("in.txt", "r", stdin);
//freopen("/Users/minakokojima/Documents/GitHub/ACM-Training/Workspace/out.txt", "w", stdout);
#endif
RD(n); s=n*n; t=s+1; sp_graph<int> G(t+1);
REP(x, n+1) REP(y, n) G.add_edge(id(x-1,y), id(x,y), RD());
REP(x, n) REP(y, n+1) G.add_edge(id(x,y), id(x,y-1), RD());
REP(x, n+1) REP(y, n) G.add_edge(id(x,y), id(x-1,y), RD());
REP(x, n) REP(y, n+1) G.add_edge(id(x,y-1), id(x,y), RD());
cout << G.dijkstra(s, t) << endl;
}
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