Simultaneous Graph Parameters and How to Bound Them
Robert Scheffler, Philipp Wolf Schleicher
Abstract
Beisegel et al. [SWAT 2024] introduced the concept of simultaneous C-numbers which associate a graph class C with a graph parameter. Given a graph G, the simultaneous C-number is the smallest number d for which there is a graph H ∈ C and a function L : V(G) P(\1,…,d\) such that two vertices u and v are adjacent in G if and only if they are adjacent in H and their sets L(u) and L(v) are not disjoint. We study the relation of these simultaneous C-numbers to other graph parameters. In particular, we investigate which parameters fulfill the following property: Parameter p is bounded on class C if and only if p is bounded on the class of graphs of simultaneous C-number d for any fixed d. We show that many well-known graph parameters have this property. Examples are cliquewidth, twin-width, mim-width, tree independence number, thinness as well as boxicity. We furthermore present some parameters, including modular-width and tree-length, that do no have this property. We also study when a parameter forms an upper bound on a simultaneous C-number. We characterize those graph classes C for which the parameters treewidth, pathwidth, bandwidth, and treedepth upper bound the simultaneous C-number. Furthermore, we present sufficient conditions on a class C, such that P-modular cardinality upper bounds the simultaneous C-number, where P is replaced by the complete graphs, the edgeless graphs, cographs, or the class C itself. On the contrary, we show that modular width never forms an upper bound on a non-trivial simultaneous C-number. Finally, we present some general algorithmic results on the clique problem and computation of simultaneous C-numbers.
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