On Kernel Mengerian Orientations of Line Multigraphs

Abstract

We present a polyhedral description of kernels in orientations of line multigraphs. Given a digraph D, let FK(D) denote the fractional kernel polytope defined on D, and let σ(D) denote the linear system defining FK(D). A digraph D is called kernel perfect if every induced subdigraph D has a kernel, called kernel ideal if FK(D) is integral for each induced subdigraph D, and called kernel Mengerian if σ (D) is TDI for each induced subdigraph D. We show that an orientation of a line multigraph is kernel perfect iff it is kernel ideal iff it is kernel Mengerian. Our result strengthens the theorem of Borodin et al. [3] on kernel perfect digraphs and generalizes the theorem of Kiraly and Pap [7] on stable matching problem.

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