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\section{Pattern-match}
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\todo{}
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\subsection{Ullmann's algorithm}
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One of the classical algorithms to deal with the subgraph isomorphism problem
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was first described by Julian R Ullmann in 1976~\cite{ullmann1976algorithm}.
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Another, more recent algorithm to deal with this problem is Luigi P Cordella's
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VF2 algorithm~\cite{cordella2004sub}, published in 2004. This algorithm is
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mostly Ullmann's algorithm, transcribed in a recursive writing, with the
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addition of five heuristics. \qtodo{Why not use it then?}
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\todo{Describe Ullmann}
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\section{Performance}
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