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Let 𝒫 be an arbitrary class of graphs that is closed under taking induced subgraphs and let 𝒞 (𝒫) be the family of forbidden subgraphs for 𝒫. We investigate the class 𝒫 (k) consisting of all the graphs G for which the removal of no more than k vertices ...
Borowiecki Mieczysław +2 more
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Non-Preemptive Tree Packing. [PDF]
Lendl S, Woeginger G, Wulf L.
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Mitochondrial networks through the lens of mathematics. [PDF]
Lewis GR, Marshall WF.
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The complexity of frugal colouring. [PDF]
Bard S, MacGillivray G, Redlin S.
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Rainbow subgraphs in edge-colored planar and outerplanar graphs [PDF]
Július Czap
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On reconstructing maximal outerplanar graphs
Manvel has proved that a maximal outerplanar graph can be reconstructed from the collection of isomorphism types of subgraphs obtained by deleting vertices of the given graph. This paper sharpens Manvel's result by showing that if the graph is not a triangulation of a hexagon, then reconstruction can be accomplished using only those isomorphism types ...
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Horizontal visibility graph of a random restricted growth sequence. [PDF]
Mansour T, Rastegar R, Roitershtein A.
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Reconstruction of maximal outerplanar graphs
AbstractS. Ulam has conjectured that every graph with three or more points is uniquely determined by its collection of point-deleted subgraphs. This has been proved for various classes of graphs, but progress has generally been confined to very symmetrical graphs and graphs with connectivity zero or one.
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A note on compact and compact circular edge-colorings of graphs
In the paper we study two variants of edge-coloring of edge-weighted graphs, namely compact edge-coloring and circular compact edge-coloring. First, we discuss relations between these two coloring models.
Dariusz Dereniowski, Adam Nadolski
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An Exact Algorithm for Counting the Number of Independent Sets of a Graph
For a graph G of a degree greater than or equal to 3, counting the number of independent sets (denoted as i(G)) is a classical #P-complete problem. Here, we establish a new worst-case upper bound time complexity for computing i(G) for any non-constraint ...
Guillermo De Ita Luna +3 more
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