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Suppose now that you're given an n ×n grid graph G. (An n ×n grid graph is just the ad...

Suppose now that you're given an n ×n grid graph G. (An n ×n grid graph is just the adjacency graph of an n ×n chessboard. To be completely precise, it is a graph whose node set is the set of all ordered pairs of natural numbers (i, j), where 1≤ in and 1≤ jn; the nodes (i, j) and (k, l) are joined by an edge if and only if |ik| + |jl| = 1.)

We use some of the terminology of the previous question. Again, each node v is labeled by a real number xv; you may assume that all these labels are distinct. Show how to find a local minimum of G using only O(n) probes to the nodes of G. (Note that G has n2 nodes.)

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