Paired (n-1)-to-(n-1) disjoint path covers in bipartite transposition-like graphs
Abstract
A paired k-to-k disjoint path cover of a graph G is a collection of pairwise disjoint path subgraphs P1,P2,…c,Pk such that each Pi has prescribed vertices si and ti as endpoints and the union of P1,P2,…c,Pk contains all vertices of G. In this paper, we introduce bipartite transposition-like graphs, which are inductively constructed from lower ranked bipartite transposition-like graphs. We show that every rank n bipartite transposition-like graph G admit a paired (n-1)-to-(n-1) disjoint path cover for all choices of S=\s1,s2,…c,sn-1\ and T=\t1,t2,…c,tn-1\, provided that S is in one partite set of G and T is in the other.
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