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From: Joerg Weiser <joerg@still3.chem.columbia.edu>
To: Mark Thompson <mthompson@seanet.com>
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Subject: Re: CCL:Ring discovery algorithm
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Hi Mark,

an algorithm for the detection of the smallest set of smallest rings
(SSSR) is described in weiser, holthausen, fitjer, j comput chem 1997, 18,
1264-1281 and references therein.

hope it helps,
joerg