The (≤ 6)-half-reconstructibility of digraphs

Abstract

Let G=(V,A) be a digraph. With every subset X of V, we associate the subdigraph G[X]=(X,A (X× X)) of G induced by X. Given a positive integer k, a digraph G is (≤ k)-half-reconstructible if it is determined up to duality by its subdigraphs of cardinality ≤ k. In 2003, J. Dammak characterized the (≤ k)-half-reconstructible finite digraphs, for k∈ \7,8,9,10,11\. N. El Amri, extended J. Dammak's characterization to infinite digraphs. In this paper, we characterize the (≤ 6)-half-reconstructible infinite digraphs.

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