
Graph-Theoretic Concepts in Computer Science
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Content
- Intro
- Title page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Structures and Hyperstructures in Metabolic Networks
- Introduction
- Structural Characterization
- Dynamic Characterization
- References
- Important Separators and Parameterized Algorithms
- Introduction
- Multiway Cut
- Directed Graphs
- Conclusions
- References
- Split Clique Graph Complexity
- Introduction
- NP-Complete Split Clique Graph Classes
- Polynomially Solvable Split Clique Graph Classes
- Open Related Problems
- References
- On Searching for Small Kochen-Specker Vector Systems
- Introduction
- Kochen-Specker Vector Systems
- Embeddability
- Lower Bounds
- Conclusion
- References
- Characterizations of Deque and Queue Graphs
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Deque Graphs
- Characterizing Deque Graphs
- Hamiltonian Paths in Deque and Queue Graphs
- Deciding If a Graph Is a Deque Graph Is NP-Complete
- Queue Graphs
- Conclusion
- References
- Graph Classes with Structured Neighborhoods and Algorithmic Applications
- Introduction
- Framework
- Upper Bounds on Boolean-Width of Graph Classes
- Vertex Partitioning Problems
- Lower Bounds
- Conclusion
- References
- Exact Algorithms for Kayles
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- An Upper Bound on the Number of K-sets
- A Bound on the Number of K-sets in Trees
- The Exact Algorithm
- Lower Bounds
- Conclusions
- References
- The Cinderella Game on Holes and Anti-holes
- Introduction
- Definitions and First Results
- The Game on General Graphs
- The Game on Holes
- Proof of the Upper Bound for GREEDY
- Proof of the Lower Bound for GREEDY
- The Game on Anti-holes
- Conclusions and Conjectures
- References
- On the Complexity of Planar Covering of Small Graphs
- Introduction
- Hardness of Planar Covering of $K_6$
- Hardness of Planar Covering of $K_4, K_5, K_4+$ and $K_5-$
- Hardness of Planar Covering of the Dumbbell Graph
- Conclusions
- References
- Approximability of Economic Equilibrium for Housing Markets with Duplicate Houses
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Bounds for sat(M)
- Inapproximability
- The Transformation
- Inapproximability for Max-SHDTri
- Inapproximability for Max-SHDTies
- Conclusion and Open Problems
- References
- Planarization and Acyclic Colorings of Subcubic Claw-Free Graphs
- Introduction
- Preliminaries and Definitions
- Simplifying the Graph
- Finding Large Planar Subgraphs
- Induced Planar Subgraphs
- Planar Subgraphs
- Acyclic Colorings
- Acyclically Coloring $GR=K_4$
- NP-Hardness for $d = 4$
- References
- List Coloring in the Absence of a Linear Forest
- Introduction
- A Generic Approach for Coloring H-Free Graphs
- Coloring $(rP1+P5)$-Free Graphs
- Parameterized Complexity Results
- Future Work
- References
- Parameterized Complexity of Eulerian Deletion Problems
- Introduction
- Notation and Preliminaries
- Polynomial-Time Solvable Cases
- Eulerian Edge-Deletion Problems
- FPT Algorithms
- Non-existence of a Polynomial Kernel for Undirected and Directed Eulerian Edge Deletion
- Node-Deletion Problems
- Conclusion
- References
- Restricted Cuts for Bisections in Solid Grids: A Proof via Polygons
- Comparing Optimal with Restricted Cuts
- Cuts in Polygons
- Removing Rectangular Lines
- Removing Staircase Lines
- Converting Lines in Polygons to Segments in Grids
- References
- Maximum Independent Set in 2-Direction Outersegment Graphs
- Introduction
- Solving the Tripartite MIS-2-Dir-Outer-SEG
- Structure of an Optimal Solution
- Algorithm for Tripartite MIS-2-Dir-Outer-SEG
- Decomposing MIS-2-Dir-Outer-SEG
- References
- Complexity of Splits Reconstruction for Low-Degree Trees
- Introduction
- WSR2is Strongly NP-Complete
- Algorithm for WSR2 with Few Distinct Vertex Weights
- SR3is NP-Complete
- Freely Choosable Weights
- Conclusion
- References
- Empires Make Cartography Hard: The Complexity of the Empire Colouring Problem
- Introduction
- Algorithms
- A Useful Reduction
- Forests of Paths
- Trees
- General Planar Graphs
- References
- Alternation Graphs
- Introduction
- Definitions, Notation, and Known Results
- Characterization of Alternation Graphs by Orientability
- The Alternation Number of Graphs
- Characteristics of Alternation Graphs
- Concluding Remarks and Open Questions
- References
- Improved Bounds for Minimum Fault-Tolerant Gossip Graphs
- Introduction
- Construction of Fault-Tolerant Gossip Graphs
- Fault-Tolerant Gossip Graphs Based on Hypercubes
- Fault-Tolerant Gossip Graphs Based on Circulant Graphs
- A Lower Bound
- References
- Parameterized Two-Player Nash Equilibrium
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Sparse Games
- Non-negative Payoffs
- No Polynomial Kernels
- Locally Bounded Treewidth Games
- Unbalanced Games
- Conclusions
- References
- Counting Independent Sets in Claw-Free Graphs
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Procedures
- FOLDING
- REDUCTION
- BRANCHING
- Algorithm TCOUNT3
- Algorithm TCOUNT6
- Algorithm TCOUNT
- References
- On the Independence Number of Graphs with Maximum Degree 3
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Structural Results
- A Combinatorial Result
- The First Phase
- The Second Phase
- The Third Phase
- The Kernel
- References
- On Computing an Optimal Semi-matching
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Balancing Subroutine
- Dividing Subroutine
- The Main Algorithm
- Conclusion
- References
- Planar k-Path in Subexponential Time and Polynomial Space
- Introduction
- Definitions and Notations
- Polynomial Space Algorithm for the k-Path Problem
- Conclusion and Discussion
- References
- Approximability of the Path-Distance-Width for AT-free Graphs
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- NP-Hardness for Cobipartite Graphs
- Approximating the Path-Distance-Width
- Approximating the Path-Distance-Width for k-Cocomparability Graphs
- Approximating the Path-Distance-Width for AT-free Graphs
- Approximating the Path-Distance-Width for Proper Interval Graphs
- A Polynomial-Time Solvable Case
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Hanani-Tutte and Monotone Drawings
- Introduction
- Weak Hanani-Tutte for Monotone Drawings
- Strong Hanani-Tutte for Monotone Drawings
- Monotone Crossing Numbers
- Open Questions
- References
- On Collinear Sets in Straight-Line Drawings
- Introduction
- Basic Definitions
- Known Results on the Untangling Problem
- Known Results on the Allocation Problem
- Our Present Contribution
- Preliminaries
- Graphs with Small Collinear Sets
- Graphs with Large Free Collinear Sets
- Further Questions
- References
- From Few Components to an Eulerian Graph by Adding Arcs
- Introduction
- Limiting Imbalance Helps
- Generating Advice for Eulerian Extension
- Solving Eulerian Extension with Advice
- Non-existence of Polynomial-Size Problem Kernels
- Conclusion
- References
- Recognizing Some Subclasses of Vertex Intersection Graphs of 0-Bend Paths in a Grid
- Introduction
- Chordal B0-VPG Graphs
- Algorithm
- 2-RowB0-VPG Graphs
- LL-Drawings
- PQ-Trees
- Algorithm
- Conclusion
- References
- A Polynomial Time Algorithm for Bounded Directed Pathwidth
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Search Tree Pruning
- Proof of the Commitment Lemma
- Implementation Details
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Author Index
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