Path cover number, maximum nullity, and zero forcing number of oriented graphs and other simple digraphs [PDF]
∗Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN 55057 (berliner@stolaf.edu), (coxn@stolaf.edu). Research of N. Cox supported by NSF DMS 0750986 †Department of Mathematics, Carleton College, Northfield, MN 55057 (brownc@carleton.edu). Research supported by NSF DMS 0750986.
Adam H. Berliner +10 more
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The maximum nullity of a complete subdivision graph is equal to its zero forcing number
Barrett et al. asked in [W. Barrett et al. Minimum rank of edge subdivisions of graphs. Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra, 18:530–563, 2009.], whether the maximum nullity is equal to the zero forcing number for all complete subdivision graphs. We prove that this equality holds.
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The Classification of Graphs on $8$ vertices with Coinciding Zero Forcing number and Maximum Nullity [PDF]
We study the minimum rank of a (simple, undirected) graph, which is the minimum rank among all matrices in a space determined by the graph. We determine the exact set of graphs on eight vertices for which the nullity of a minimum rank matrix does not coincide with a bound determined by the zero forcing number of a graph.
Wayne Barrett +3 more
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Parameters Related to Tree‐Width, Zero Forcing, and Maximum Nullity of a Graph
AbstractTree‐width, and variants that restrict the allowable tree decompositions, play an important role in the study of graph algorithms and have application to computer science. The zero forcing number is used to study the maximum nullity/minimum rank of the family of symmetric matrices described by a graph.
Francesco Barioli +7 more
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Vertex and edge spread of zero forcing number, maximum nullity, and minimum rank of a graph
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Christina J. Edholm +4 more
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Change of nullity of a graph under two operations
Two adjacent or non-adjacent vertices of a graph G are said to be identified, if they are combined to form one vertex whose neighbor is the union of their neighborhoods (ignoring any loops or multiple edges formed).
Gohdar H. Mohiaddin, Khidir R. Sharaf
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AUTOMATED UAV LIDAR STRIP ALIGNMENT IN FORESTED AREAS USING DENSITY-BASED CANOPY CLUSTERING [PDF]
Recently, LiDAR point cloud data acquired by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are used in many scientific disciplines and like the former photogrammetric techniques these data are usually collected in overlapping strips. Generation of comprehensive models
R. Fekry, W. Yao, L. Cao
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The Bipartite Zero Forcing Set for a Full Sign Pattern Matrix
For an m × n sign pattern P, we define a signed bipartite graph B ( U , V ) with one set of vertices U = { 1 , 2 , … , m } based on rows of P and the other set of vertices V = { 1 ′ , 2 ′ , … ,
Gu-Fang Mou +2 more
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The Number of P-Vertices of Singular Acyclic Matrices: An Inverse Problem
Let A be a real symmetric matrix. If after we delete a row and a column of the same index, the nullity increases by one, we call that index a P-vertex of A.
Du Zhibin, da Fonseca Carlos M.
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On the nullity number of graphs
The paper discusses bounds on the nullity number of graphs. It is proved in [B. Cheng and B. Liu, On the nullity of graphs. Electron. J. Linear Algebra 16 (2007) 60--67] that $\eta \le n - D$, where $\eta$, n and D denote the nullity number, the order ...
Mustapha Aouchiche, Pierre Hansen
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