Its proof uses flow theory and is a refinement of the proof of an analogous result due to Folkman and Fulkerson. By applying corresponding flow algorithms, the described decomposition can be found in polynomial time if it exists. As an application, an assignment problem is solved. 1993 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.doi:10....
Since an m-assignment could assign the same m colors to every vertex in a graph, it is clear that Pℓ(G,m)≤P(G,m) for each m∈N. In general, the list color function can differ significantly from the chromatic polynomial for small values of m. One reason for this is that a ...
From a mathematical standpoint, a quadratic function is a polynomial of degree 2. Its highest exponent on the independent variable (i.e., x) is 2. It has a u-shaped graph, called a parabola. Its lowest or highest point is called the minima or maxima and it is also the vertex, with...
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The L(4,3,2,1)-labeling number, λ4,3,2,1(G), of G is the smallest non-negative integer k such that G has a L(4,3,2,1)-labeling of span k. Frequency assignment problem has been widely studied in the past [3], [4], [5], [6]. In 2007, Bertossi et al. have studied...
Additionally, G is polynomially χ-bounded if f can be taken to be a polynomial function. A flurry of research has been devoted to distinguishing which classes of graphs are χ-bounded and which are polynomially χ-bounded. In particular, Esperet [12] conjectured that every χ-bounded class...
A graph G=([n],E) is a labeled PG, written G∈Pn, if there is set of n chords between two parallel lines and an assignment of vertices to chords, so that {i,j}∈E iff chords i and j intersect. In other words, G∈Pn iff there are two permutations π:[n]→[n] and ρ:[...
Our experimental results indicate that DFBnB is preferable on problems that can be represented by bounded-depth trees and require exponential computation; and RBFS should be applied to problems that cannot be represented by bounded-depth trees, or problems that can be solved in polynomial time. ...
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This is a conventional measure of sparseness of arbitrarily graphs (not necessary planar). For more details on this invariant see [7] where properties of the maximum degree are exhibited and where it is proved that maximum average degree may be computed by a polynomial algorithm. Results linking...