A partition of the edge set of a graph H into subsets inducing graphs H,, . . . , H, isomorphic to a graph G is said to be a G-decomposition of H. A G-decomposition of H is resolvable if the set {H,, . . . , H,} can be partitioned into subsets, called resolution classes, such that each vertex of H
Tree decompositions for a class of graphs
β Scribed by Minyong Shi; Yanjun Li; Feng Tian
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 915 KB
- Volume
- 189
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0012-365X
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β¦ Synopsis
For a graph G, if E(G) can be partitioned into several pairwise disjoint sets as {EI,& . . . , El} such that for any i with 1 3. We prove that (i) for any %-graph of order n 23, it has both a {n,n -2}tree-decomposition and a {n -1,n -1}-tree-decomposition, and moreover, these two kinds of tree-decompositions can be transformed to each other; (ii) for any Y3-graph of order n 24, it has three kinds of tree-decompositions: {n, n
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
with β¦ G G V r2 q 10 h V log V , and h y 1 divides E , then there is a decomposition of the edges of G into copies of H. This result is asymptotically the best possible for all trees with at least three vertices.
Let H be a tree on h 2 vertices. It is shown that if n is sufficiently large and G=(V, E ) is an n-vertex graph with $(G) wnΓ2x , then there are w |E |Γ(h&1)x edge-disjoint subgraphs of G which are isomorphic to H. In particular, if h&1 divides |E | then there is an H-decomposition of G. This result