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MST Properties and Applications

An MST minimizes total edge weight over all spanning trees and has powerful properties such as the cut and cycle properties that guide correct, greedy construction.

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Minimum Spanning Tree - Prim

Prim's algorithm builds a Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) by growing a tree from an arbitrary start vertex, always adding the lightest edge that connects the tree to a new vertex.

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Priority Queue (Heap)

A priority queue returns the highest-priority element first and is efficiently implemented by a binary heap.

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