Several Results for k-deleted Bipartite Graph
Yang Hong-chen
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Yang Hong-chen
Abstract
A k-regular spanning subgraph of graph G is called a k-factor of G. Graph G is called a k-deleted graph if G-e has a k-factor for each edge e. It is proved that a bipartite graph G=(X,Y) with |X|=|Y| is a k-deleted graph if and only if k|S|≤r 1+2r 2+…+k(r k+…+r Δ)-e(S) for all SX. Then we give a sufficient degree condition for a bipartite graph to be k-deleted graph.
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A k-regular spanning subgraph of graph G is called a k-factor of G. Graph G is called a k-deleted graph if G-e has a k-factor for each edge e. It is proved that a bipartite graph G=(X,Y) with |X|=|Y| is a k-deleted graph if and only if k|S|≤r 1+2r 2+…+k(r k+…+r Δ)-e(S) for all SX. Then we give a sufficient degree condition for a bipartite graph to be k-deleted graph.
Key concepts: Combinatorics, Edge-transitive graph, Bipartite graph, Complete bipartite graph, Mathematics, Simplex graph, Graph, Voltage graph