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By notking, history, 6 years ago, In English

Given a graph with n nodes and at most n^2 edges.

Each vertex contains some people residing in it initially.

Each vertex has a capacity to withstand total number of people who have visited it the whole time. When people go from a vertex A to B (they need not travel in groups) you can suppose that they have visited A and not B (the capacity of B doesn't decrease).
This means if there are 8 people on vertex x and it has capacity of 4 then no more than 4 people can go from vertex x to anywhere else. How many vertices are such that all people can visit it without breaking the constraints above?

I am looking for something better or around O(N^4).

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Is this too hard ?