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G-Tutte Polynomials and Abelian Lie Group Arrangements [PDF]
For a list A of elements in a finitely generated abelian group Gamma and an abelian group G, we introduce and study an associated G-Tutte polynomial, defined by counting the number of homomorphisms from associated finite abelian groups to G.
Tan Nhat Tran +2 more
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18 pages, 6 figures. This is a draft of a chapter for the Handbook on the Tutte Polynomial. Comments are welcome!
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Tutte polynomials for directed graphs
The Tutte polynomial is a fundamental invariant of graphs. In this article, we define and study a generalization of the Tutte polynomial for directed graphs, that we name B-polynomial. The B-polynomial has three variables, but when specialized to the case of graphs (that is, digraphs where arcs come in pairs with opposite directions), one of the ...
Jordan Awan, Olivier Bernardi
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An inequality for Tutte polynomials [PDF]
The Tutte polynomial of the graph \(G=(V,E)\) can be defined by the closed formula \[ TG(x, y) =\sum_{A\subseteq E} (x - 1)^{r(E)-r(A)}(y - 1)^{| A| -r(A)} \] where \(r(A)=| V | -\omega (V,A)\), and \(\omega(V,A)\) denotes the number of components in the graph \((V,A)\). The author proves that, for a graph \(G\) without loops or bridges and \(a\), \(b\)
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The Arithmetic Tutte polynomial of two matrices associated to Trees
Arithmetic matroids arising from a list A of integral vectors in Zn are of recent interest and the arithmetic Tutte polynomial MA(x, y) of A is a fundamental invariant with deep connections to several areas. In this work, we consider two lists of vectors
Bapat R. B. +1 more
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Tutte Polynomial of Multi-Bridge Graphs [PDF]
In this paper, using a well-known recursion for computing the Tutte polynomial of any graph, we found explicit formulae for the Tutte polynomials of any multi-bridge graph and some $2-$tree graphs.
Julian A. Allagan
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Evaluating the Tutte Polynomial for Graphs of Bounded Tree-Width
It is known that evaluating the Tutte polynomial, $T(G; x, y)$, of a graph, $G$, is $\#$P-hard at all but eight specific points and one specific curve of the $(x, y)$-plane.
Noble, Steven, S. D. Noble, Noble, S D
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An Interpretation for the Tutte Polynomial
For a matroid \(M\) which is representable over the rational numbers the author gives a new interpretation of the Tutte polynomial \(T_M(x,y)\) associated to \(M\). The Tutte polynomial \(T_M(x,y)\) of a matroid \(M\) is a or may be the fundamental invariant of \(M\). After its definition by \textit{W. T. Tutte} in 1947 [Proc. Camb. Philos. Soc. 43, 26-
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Tutte polynomials computable in polynomial time
Determining the Tutte polynomial of a matroid at a fixed point \(P\) of the plane is known to be \(\# P\)-hard unless \(P\) lies on a certain hyperbola or is one of 8 special points (\textit{F. Jaeger}, \textit{D. L. Vertigan} and the second author [Math. Proc. Camb. Philos. Soc. 108, No. 1, 35-53 (1990; Zbl 0747.57006)]). The authors show that for any
James G. Oxley, Dominic J. A. Welsh
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The equivalence of two graph polynomials and a symmetric function
The U-polynomial, the polychromate and the symmetric function generalization of the Tutte polynomial due to Stanley are known to be equivalent in the sense that the coefficients of any one of them can be obtained as a function of the coefficients of any ...
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