Treewidth of the q-Kneser graphs
Abstract
Let V be an n-dimensional vector space over a finite field Fq, where q is a prime power. Define the generalized q-Kneser graph Kq(n,k,t) to be the graph whose vertices are the k-dimensional subspaces of V and two vertices F1 and F2 are adjacent if (F1 F2)<t. Then Kq(n,k,1) is the well-known q-Kneser graph. In this paper, we determine the treewidth of Kq(n,k,t) for n≥ 2t(k-t+1)+k+1 and t 1 exactly. Note that Kq(n,k,k-1) is the complement of the Grassmann graph Gq(n,k). We give a more precise result for the treewidth of Gq(n,k) for any possible n, k and q.
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