Revisiting Extremal Graphs Having No Stable Cutsets
Abstract
Confirming a conjecture posed by Caro, it was shown by Chen and Yu that every graph G with n vertices and at most 2n-4 edges has a stable cutset, which is a stable set of vertices whose removal disconnects the graph. Le and Pfender showed that all graphs with n vertices and 2n-3 edges without stable cutset arise recursively glueing together triangles and triangular prisms along an edge or triangle. Le and Pfender's proof contains a gap, which we fill in the present article.
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