Sufficient conditions for the existence of a path-factor which are related to odd components
Abstract
In this paper, we are concerned with sufficient conditions for the existence of a \P2,P2k+1\-factor. We prove that for k≥ 3, there exists k>0 such that if a graph G satisfies Σ0≤ j≤ k-1c2j+1(G-X)≤ k|X| for all X⊂eq V(G), then G has a \P2,P2k+1\-factor, where ci(G-X) is the number of components C of G-X with |V(C)|=i. On the other hand, we construct infinitely many graphs G having no \P2,P2k+1\-factor such that Σ0≤ j≤ k-1c2j+1(G-X)≤ 32k+14172k-78|X| for all X⊂eq V(G).
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