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math.CO2017

On some Graphs with a Unique Perfect Matching

S. Chaplick, M. Fürst, F. Maffray +1

We show that deciding whether a given graph of size has a unique perfect matching as well as finding that matching, if it exists, can be done in time if is eithe…

math.CO2017

Approximating Connected Safe Sets in Weighted Trees

Stefan Ehard, Dieter Rautenbach

For a graph and a non-negative integral weight function on the vertex set of , a set of vertices of is -safe if for every component of the…

math.CO2017

Maximal determinants of combinatorial matrices

Henning Bruhn, Dieter Rautenbach

We prove that whenever contains at most ones. We also prove an upper bound on the determinant of matrices with the -con…

math.CO2017★ 2 cited

A lower bound on the acyclic matching number of subcubic graphs

M. Fürst, D. Rautenbach

The acyclic matching number of a graph is the largest size of an acyclic matching in , that is, a matching in such that the subgraph of induced by the vertices i…

math.CO2017★ 3 cited

On some hard and some tractable cases of the maximum acyclic matching problem

M. Fürst, D. Rautenbach

Three well-studied types of subgraph-restricted matchings are induced matchings, uniquely restricted matchings, and acyclic matchings. While it is hard to determine the maximum siz…

math.CO2017

On the Kőnig-Egerváry Theorem for -Paths

Stéphane Bessy, Pascal Ochem, Dieter Rautenbach

The famous Kőnig-Egerváry theorem is equivalent to the statement that the matching number equals the vertex cover number for every induced subgraph of some graph if and only if tha…

math.CO2017

Locally Searching for Large Induced Matchings

Maximilian Fürst, Marilena Leichter, Dieter Rautenbach

It is an easy observation that a natural greedy approach yields a -factor approximation algorithm for the maximum induced matching problem in -regular graph…

math.CO2017

The Cat and the Noisy Mouse

Dieter Rautenbach, Moritz Schneider

We consider a variant of a pursuit and evasion game studied independently by Britnell and Wildon as well as Haslegrave. In their game, a cat has to catch an invisible mouse that mo…

math.CO2017★ 1 cited

A Short Proof for a Lower Bound on the Zero Forcing Number

M. Fürst, D. Rautenbach

We provide a short proof of a conjecture of Davila and Kenter concerning a lower bound on the zero forcing number of a graph . More specifically, we show that $Z(G)\geq (…

math.CO2017

Equating Maximum Degrees in Graphs without Short Cycles

M. Fürst, M. Gentner, M. A. Henning +2

For an integer at least , and a graph , let be the minimum cardinality of a set of vertices of such that has either vertices of maximum degree…

math.CO2017

Sandwiches Missing Two Ingredients of Order Four

José D. Alvarado, Simone Dantas, Dieter Rautenbach

For a set of graphs, an instance of the -{\sc free Sandwich Problem} is a pair consisting of two graphs and with the same vertex set su…

math.CO2017

Constant Threshold Intersection Graphs of Orthodox Paths in Trees

Claudson Ferreira Bornstein, José Wilson Coura Pinto, Dieter Rautenbach +1

A graph belongs to the class for integers , , and if there is a pair , where is a tree of maximum degree at most , and ${\cal…

math.CO2017★ 1 cited

Degenerate Matchings and Edge Colorings

Julien Baste, Dieter Rautenbach

A matching in a graph is -degenerate if the subgraph of induced by the set of vertices incident with an edge in is -degenerate. Goddard, Hedetniemi, Hedetniem…