Some bounds on the maximum induced matching numbers of certain grids
Abstract
An induced matching M in a graph G is a matching in G that is also the edge set of an induced subgraph of G. That is, any edge not in M must have no more than one incident vertex saturated by M. The maximum size |M| of an induced matching M of G is maximum induced matching number of G, which is denoted by Max(G). In this article, we obtain upper bounds for Max(G), for G=Gn,m, grids with n,m ≥ 9, m 1 4 and nm odd.
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