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6 papers

math.CO2026

Decomposition Profiles and Weisfeiler-Leman Dimension for Graphs of Bounded Rank Width

Antonios Kalampakas

The Weisfeiler-Leman (WL) algorithm tests graph isomorphism by assigning colours to -tuples of vertices and iteratively refining the colouring according to neighbourhood configu…

math.CT2026

Graphoid Automata, Frobenius PROPs, and Semiring Evaluation

Antonios Kalampakas

Graphoid automata evaluate graphs by composing relations between words of states. We examine the equations that make this evaluation independent of the chosen graph expression, and…

cs.LO2026

Width-Bounded Equational Derivations for Finite Graph Expressions

Antonios Kalampakas

Completeness of an equational presentation guarantees an equality path but need not control the resources used along it. For finite graph expressions we measure derivational space…

cs.LO2026

Automatic constraints with few subpowers and graphoid recognition

Antonios Kalampakas

Finite automata can describe relations of unbounded arity that are exponentially larger than their descriptions. We prove that constraint satisfaction for such relations is solvabl…

math.CO2026

Recognizability equals CMSO-definability for graphs of rank-width at most two

Antonios Kalampakas

We prove that, on finite graphs of rank-width at most two, VR-recognizability and counting monadic second-order definability coincide. This advances the recognizability-versus-defi…

math.CO2026

Split-Free Cable Expressions: Active Neighborhood Profiles and Linear Rank-Width

Antonios Kalampakas

We introduce split-free cable expressions and their sequential restriction. Live cables are vertex blocks that future operations cannot split. The main result identifies sequential…