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AbstractTwo edges of a graph are said to form a couple when their nodes can be labelled A, B, C, D so that A is adjacent to B but not to C, and D is adjacent to C but not to B. A graph is called matroidal if the binary relation “equals to or forms a couple with” among its edges is an equivalence relation. The structure of matroidal graphs is determined.
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Matroids have been defined in 1935 as generalization of graphs and matrices. Starting from the 1950s they have had increasing interest and the theoretical results obtained have been used for solving several difficult problems in various fields such as ...
FESTA, PAOLA
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Matroid connectivity and singularities of configuration hypersurfaces. [PDF]
Denham G, Schulze M, Walther U.
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Elliptic arrangements of complex multiplication type
We provide a natural definition of an elliptic arrangement, extending the classical framework to an elliptic curve $\mathcal {E}$ with complex multiplication.
Luca Moci +3 more
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Matroids with an arbitrary domain of coefficients have been introduced in [A. W. M. Dress, Adv. Math.59 (1986), 97–123] and, since, studied in [A. W. M. Dress and W. Wenzel, Adv. Math.77 (1989), 1–36; Adv. Math.86 (1991), 68–110; Bayreuth. Math. Schr.26 (
Wenzel, Walter +2 more
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It has recently been shown that infinite matroids can be axiomatized in a way that is very similar to finite matroids and permits duality. This was previously thought impossible, since finitary infinite matroids must have non-finitary duals.In this paper
Bruhn, Henning +3 more
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Idealness of k-wise intersecting families. [PDF]
Abdi A, Cornuéjols G, Huynh T, Lee D.
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``Good'' colorings of a matroid partition the ground set \(E=E_1\cup E_2\cup\cdots\cup E_c\) such that every transversal (\(T\subseteq E\) with \(|T\cap E_i|\leq 1\)) is independent, and such that for every line \(\ell\subseteq E\) some \(\ell\cap E_i\) is a singleton. This notion is due to Falk and Jambu [unpublished preprint, 1989]. Here it is proved
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A coloring of the ground set of a matroid is proper if elements of the same color form an independent set. For a loopless matroid M, its chromatic number χ(M) is the minimum number of colors in a proper coloring.
Lason, Michael
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Frame matroids and lifted-graphic matroids are two interesting generalizations of graphic matroids. Here we introduce a new generalization, quasi-graphic matroids, that unifies these two existing classes. Unlike frame matroids and lifted-graphic matroids,
Geelen, Jim +5 more
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