On 1-Konig-Egervary Graphs
Abstract
Let α(G) denote the cardinality of a maximum independent set, while μ(G) be the size of a maximum matching in G=( V,E) . Let (G) denote the size of the intersection of all maximum independent sets. It is known that if α(G)+μ(G)=n(G)= V , then G is a K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph. If α(G)+μ(G)=n(G) -1, then G is a 1-K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph. If G is not a K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph, and there exists a vertex v∈ V (an edge e∈ E) such that G-v (G-e) is K\"onig-Egerv\'ary, then G is called a vertex (an edge) almost K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph (respectively). The critical difference d(G) is \d(I):I∈Ind(G)\, where Ind(G) denotes the family of all independent sets of G. If A∈Ind(G) with d( X) =d(G), then A is a critical independent set. Let diadem (G)=\S:S is a critical independent set in G\, and v( G) denote the number of vertices v∈ V( G) , such that G-v is a K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph. In this paper, we characterize all types of almost K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graphs and present interrelationships between them. We also show that if G is a 1-K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graph, then v( G) ≤ n( G) +d( G) -( G) -β(G), where β(G)= diadem(G) . As an application, we characterize the 1-K\"onig-Egerv\'ary graphs that become K\"onig-Egerv\'ary after deleting any vertex.
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