Chain Graphs have Unbounded Readability
Martin Charles Golumbic, Uri N. Peled, Udi Rotics
Abstract
A triangle-free graph G is called read-k when there exists a monotone Boolean formula ϕ whose variables are the vertices of G and whose minterms are precisely the edges of G, such that no variable occurs more than k times in ϕ. The smallest such k is called the readability of G. We exhibit a very simple class of bipartite chain graphs on 2n vertices with readability Ω( n n).
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