Eplett's theorem for self-converse generalised tournaments
Erik Thörnblad
Abstract
Erik Thörnblad
Abstract
The converse of a tournament is obtained by reversing all arcs. If a tournament is isomorphic to its converse, it is called self--converse. Eplett provided a necessary and sufficient condition for a sequence of integers to be realisable as the score sequence of a self--converse tournament. In this paper we extend this result to generalised tournaments.
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The converse of a tournament is obtained by reversing all arcs. If a tournament is isomorphic to its converse, it is called self--converse. Eplett provided a necessary and sufficient condition for a sequence of integers to be realisable as the score sequence of a self--converse tournament. In this paper we extend this result to generalised tournaments.
Key concepts: Converse, Tournament, Mathematics, Sequence (biology), Combinatorics, Discrete mathematics, Mathematical economics, Geometry