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Perfect Matchings in Edge-Transitive Graphs

Perfect Matchings in Edge-Transitive Graphs

... To compute ( ), we have to compute ( ) and ( \{ , }). ( ) = 2 and to compute ( \ , ), we omit two vertices of , resulting in, two remained vertices. If these vertices are neighbors, there will be one perfect ... See full document

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On sets not belonging to algebras and rainbow matchings in graphs

On sets not belonging to algebras and rainbow matchings in graphs

... an edge-coloured bipartite graph the colour classes of which induce perfect matchings of size n + ...the matchings are disjoint, but not necessarily ... See full document

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Decompositions into spanning rainbow structures

Decompositions into spanning rainbow structures

... bounded and locally o(n/ log 2 n)-bounded has (1 − o(1))n edge-disjoint rainbow perfect matchings. This is on one hand stronger than Theorem 1.2 since it also works for locally bounded colorings, but ... See full document

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Sí, Se Puede (Yes, We Can), Culturally Relevant Biographies: A study on the impact of culturally relevant biographies on social studies instruction

Sí, Se Puede (Yes, We Can), Culturally Relevant Biographies: A study on the impact of culturally relevant biographies on social studies instruction

... For matchings, there are a large number of results related to matching ...the graphs that have perfect matchings and Edmonds [20] provided an efficient algorithm to find such a matching in ... See full document

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Upper domination and upper irredundance perfect graphs

Upper domination and upper irredundance perfect graphs

... Γ- perfect if β(H) = Γ(H), for every induced subgraph H of ...Γ-perfect graphs in terms of some family of forbidden induced subgraphs, and show that the class of Γ-perfect graphs is a ... See full document

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Semi-transitive orientations and word-representable graphs

Semi-transitive orientations and word-representable graphs

... Circle graphs. Circle graphs are those whose vertices can be rep- resented as chords on a circle in such a way that two nodes in the graph are adjacent if and only if the corresponding chords ...circle ... See full document

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An o(n2 5) Algorithm: For Maximum Matchings in General Graphs

An o(n2 5) Algorithm: For Maximum Matchings in General Graphs

... bipartite graphs, it is easier to search for augmenting paths using of bread-first ...general graphs were ...non-bipartite graphs by “shrinking” ... See full document

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Perfect  Structure  on  the  Edge  of  Chaos

Perfect Structure on the Edge of Chaos

... From an assumption perspective, the existing constructions of iO [GGH + 13b, BR14, BGK + 13, AB15, Zim15, AJ15, BV15, GLSW14] are instantiated based on multi-linear graded encodings [GGH13a, CLT13, CLT15] thus falling ... See full document

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Strong Perfect Domination in Graphs

Strong Perfect Domination in Graphs

... and edge set ...a perfect dominating set of G if |N (v) ∩ S| = 1 for each v ∊ V- ...trivial perfect dominating set consisting of all vertices in ...the perfect dominating set of G is the ... See full document

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Square-free perfect graphs

Square-free perfect graphs

... Now as a onsequen e of Theorem 2.3, in the proof of Theorem 1.3, we may assume that is a square-free graph that ontains a proper wheel or a para hute... rst prove the theorem when ontain[r] ... See full document

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Dominating induced matchings in graphs containing no long claw

Dominating induced matchings in graphs containing no long claw

... This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: Hertz A, Lozin V, Ries B, Zamaraev V, de Werra D. Dominating induced matchings in graphs containing no long claw. J Graph Theory. 2017. ... See full document

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On Sequential Join of Fuzzy Graphs

On Sequential Join of Fuzzy Graphs

... Sequential join is a graph operation that is introduced by Harary 1181. Graphs obtained by using this operation, represent a communication network construction [2]. Consider for three or more disjoint ... See full document

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Sampling edge covers

Sampling edge covers

... An edge cover in a graph G = (V, E) is a subset W ⊆ E of edges such that each vertex v ∈ V is the endpoint of at least one edge in W .... Edge covers and matchings are related in graph theory ... See full document

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On Thorny Fuzzy Graphs

On Thorny Fuzzy Graphs

... V = q . Also, the underlying set V is assumed to be finite and σ can be chosen in any manner so as to satisfy the definition of a fuzzy graph in all the examples and all these properties are satisfied for all fuzzy ... See full document

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Percolation and isoperimetry on roughly transitive graphs

Percolation and isoperimetry on roughly transitive graphs

... This proof is inspired by previous renormalization procedures that were developed for Z d , see for instance [41]. Here we adapt them to work on more general classes of graphs. Although Theorem 1.9 is not the ... See full document

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On Corona Product of Two Fuzzy Graphs

On Corona Product of Two Fuzzy Graphs

... two graphs is defined in [3] and there have been some results on the corona of two graphs ...two graphs G and H ; denoted by G H ; is the graph obtained by taking one copy of G of order n and n ... See full document

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Perfect $2$-colorings of the Platonic graphs

Perfect $2$-colorings of the Platonic graphs

... in graphs is a historical problem in ...of perfect codes in Johnson ...Johnson graphs, including J (6, 3), J(7, 3), J(8, 3), J(8, 4), and J (v, 3) (v odd) (see [1, 2, ... See full document

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Perfect Degree Support Product Graphs

Perfect Degree Support Product Graphs

... – perfect degree support graph (k – pds graph) if for any vertex v in G, the ratio of its support and its degree is the constant ...lds graphs and k – pds graphs in various product graphs have ... See full document

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On Edge Neighborhood Graphs

On Edge Neighborhood Graphs

... Proof: By definition, no two vertices corresponding edges in Ne(G) are adjacent and no two vertices corresponding to open edge neighborhood sets in Ne(G) are adjacent.. Thus Ne(G) h[r] ... See full document

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The step Sidorenko property and non norming edge transitive graphs

The step Sidorenko property and non norming edge transitive graphs

... ommon graphs. A graph H is ommon if a quasirandom graph minimizes the sum of densities of H and the omplement of H . An old theorem of Goodman [12℄ says that the omplete graph K 3 is ommon. The onjeture of Erd®s ... See full document

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