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Some results about ID-path-factor critical graphs [PDF]
Zhiren Sun, Sizhong Zhou
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Characterizing 2-crossing-critical graphs [PDF]
It is very well-known that there are precisely two minimal non-planar graphs: $K_5$ and $K_{3,3}$ (degree 2 vertices being irrelevant in this context).
Bokal, Drago +3 more
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Cockayne, E.J. +2 more
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Ising Ferromagnets on Proximity Graphs with Varying Disorder of the Node Placement
We perform Monte Carlo simulations to determine the critical temperatures of Ising Ferromagnets (IFM) on different types of two-dimensional proximity graphs, in which the distribution of their underlying node sets has been changed systematically by means
Hendrik Schawe +2 more
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Critically (k, k)-connected graphs
A graph G, with vertex connectivity \(\kappa(G)\), minimum degree \(\delta(G)\), and complement \(\bar G,\) is critically \((k,k)\)-connected if \(\kappa(G)=\kappa(\bar G)=k\), and for each vertex v of G, either \(\kappa(G-v)=k-1\) or \(\kappa(\bar G-v)=k-1\). Theorem: If G is a critically \((k,k)\)-connected graph with \(k\geq 2\), \(\delta(G)\geq (3k-
Ando, Kiyoshi, Usami, Yoko
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Planar 4-critical graphs with four triangles
By the Grunbaum-Aksenov Theorem (extending Grotzsch's Theorem) every planar graph with at most three triangles is 3-colorable. However, there are infinitely many planar 4-critical graphs with exactly four triangles. We describe all such graphs.
Borodin, Oleg V. +4 more
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Minimum $k$-critical-bipartite graphs: the irregular Case [PDF]
Sylwia Cichacz +2 more
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Abstract The clique graph of G, K(G), is the intersection graph of the family of cliques (maximal completes) of G. Clique-critical graphs were defined as those whose clique graph changes whenever a vertex is removed. We present a new characterization of clique-critical graphs, and show the only way of adding vertices to a graph without changing its ...
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3-Factor-criticality of vertex-transitive graphs [PDF]
A graph of order $n$ is $p$-factor-critical, where $p$ is an integer of the same parity as $n$, if the removal of any set of $p$ vertices results in a graph with a perfect matching.
Sun, Wuyang, Zhang, Heping
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A Potts/Ising Correspondence on Thin Graphs
We note that it is possible to construct a bond vertex model that displays q-state Potts criticality on an ensemble of phi3 random graphs of arbitrary topology, which we denote as ``thin'' random graphs in contrast to the fat graphs of the planar diagram
Ambjørn J +35 more
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