Connected k-factors in bipartite graphs
Abstract
Let k,l be two positive integers. An Sk,l is a graph obtained from disjoint K1,k and K1,l by adding an edge between the k-degree vertex in K1,k and the l-degree vertex in K1,l. An Sk,l-free graph is a graph containing no induced subgraph isomorphic to Sk,l. In this note, we show that, for any positive integers k,l with 2≤slant k≤slant l, there exists a constant c=c(k,l) such that every connected balanced Sk,l-free bipartite graph with minimum degree at least c contains a connected k-factor.
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