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Publikováno v:
Discrete Mathematics & Theoretical Computer Science, Vol Vol. 17 no. 1, Iss Graph Theory (2015)
Graph Theory
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Graphs and Combinatorics. 37:1793-1806
A graph G is said to be distance d matchable if, for any matching M of G in which edges are pairwise at least distance d apart, there exists a perfect matching $$M^*$$ of G which contains M. In this paper, we prove the following results: (i) if G is
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Discrete Applied Mathematics. 284:251-261
We present a complete description of matching extendability in 5-connected planar triangulations after the deletion of a set of vertices of appropriate parity. We also introduce a variation of distance restricted matching extension in the setting of
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Journal of Graph Theory. 95:240-255
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Graphs and Combinatorics. 36:573-589
A connected graph G has property E(m, n) (or more briefly “G is E(m, n)”) if for every pair of disjoint matchings M and N in G with $$|M|=m$$ and $$|N|=n$$ respectively, there is a perfect matching F in G such that $$M\subseteq F$$ and $$N\cap F=
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Alahmadi, A, Aldred, R E L & Thomassen, C 2020, ' Cycles in 5-connected triangulations ', Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series B, vol. 140, pp. 27-44 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jctb.2019.04.005
We show that in 5-connected planar and projective planar triangulations on n vertices, the number of Hamiltonian cycles grows exponentially with n. The result is best possible in the sense that 4-connected triangulations on n vertices on any fixed su
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Journal of Graph Theory. 93:5-20
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Journal of Graph Theory. 90:61-82
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Discrete Mathematics. 340:2978-2985
A matching M in a graph G is said to be extendable if there exists a perfect matching of G containing M . In 1989, it was shown that every connected planar graph with at least 8 vertices has a matching of size three which is not extendable. In contra
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Discrete Applied Mathematics. 221:25-32
If G is any graph, the prism graph of G, denoted P(G), is the cartesian product of G with a single edge, or equivalently, the graph obtained by taking two copies of G, say G1 and G2, with the same vertex labelings and joining each vertex of G1 to the