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We will refer to groups of w vertices as s-sets. For each one of the two s-sets add a corresponding vertex, namely we add vertices u1,1 and u1,2 . For every vertex w ∈ S 1,1 (resp. w ∈ S 1,2 ) we add the edge (w, u1,1 ) (resp. (w, u1,2 ), which has zero cost and priority equal to β. We now describe the j-th round in the construction of B(E, β), assuming that rounds 1, . . , j − 1 have been defined. Let d denote the size of the s-set of smallest cardinality that was inserted in round j − 1. For every i ∈ [1, 2j − 1], we insert l vertices at depth i/2j , one for each column in E, unless some other w vertex has been inserted at this same depth in a previous round, in which case we do not perform any additional insertion.