Point determining digraphs, \0,1\-matrix partitions, and dualities in full homomorphisms

Abstract

We prove that every point-determining digraph D contains a vertex v such that D-v is also point determining. We apply this result to show that for any \0,1\-matrix M, with k diagonal zeros and diagonal ones, the size of a minimal M-obstruction is at most (k+1)(+1). This extends the results of Sumner, and of Feder and Hell, from undirected graphs and symmetric matrices to digraphs and general matrices.

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