Adapting the method introduced in Graph Minors X [6], we propose a new proof of the duality between the bramble-number of a graph and its tree-width. This proof is based on a new definition of submodularity on partition functions which naturally extends the usual one on set functions. The technique simplifies the proof of bramble/tree-width duality since it does not rely on Menger’s theorem. One can also derive from it all known dual notions of other classical width-parameters. Finally, it provides a dual for matroid tree-width. 1 Introduction. In their seminal paper Graph Minors X [6], Robertson and Seymour intro-duced the notion of branch-width of a graph and its dual notion of tangle. 1 research supported by the french ANR-project ”Graph...
We give short proofs of the following two results: of Thomas’s theorem that every finite graph has a...
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AbstractAdapting the method introduced in Graph Minors X, we propose a new proof of the duality betw...
International audienceAdapting the method introduced in Graph Minors X, we propose a new proof of th...
The notion of submodular partition functions generalizes many of well-known tree decompositions of g...
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A bramble in a graph G is a family of connected subgraphs of G such that any two of these subgraphs ...
We prove a general duality theorem for tangle-like dense objects in com-binatorial structures such a...
In this thesis, we study some width parameters on graphs, beyond tree-width and clique-width. Our fi...
A strict bramble of a graph G is a collection of pairwise-intersecting connected subgraphs of G. The...
The main focus of this thesis is on using the divide and conquer technique to efficiently solve grap...
We give short proofs of the following two results: of Thomas’s theorem that every finite graph has a...
AbstractWe describe various aspects of the use of submodular functions in graph theory. New proofs o...
AbstractWe define the notions tree-depth and upper chromatic number of a graph and show their releva...
AbstractAdapting the method introduced in Graph Minors X, we propose a new proof of the duality betw...
International audienceAdapting the method introduced in Graph Minors X, we propose a new proof of th...
The notion of submodular partition functions generalizes many of well-known tree decompositions of g...
We apply a recent tangle-tree duality theorem in abstract separation systems to derive tangle-tree-t...
AbstractIn a recent paper, Amini et al. introduced a general framework to prove duality theorems bet...
AbstractA bramble in a graph G is a family of connected subgraphs of G such that any two of these su...
Abstract. We construct a polynomial-time algorithm to approximate the branch-width of certain symmet...
A bramble in a graph G is a family of connected subgraphs of G such that any two of these subgraphs ...
We prove a general duality theorem for tangle-like dense objects in com-binatorial structures such a...
In this thesis, we study some width parameters on graphs, beyond tree-width and clique-width. Our fi...
A strict bramble of a graph G is a collection of pairwise-intersecting connected subgraphs of G. The...
The main focus of this thesis is on using the divide and conquer technique to efficiently solve grap...
We give short proofs of the following two results: of Thomas’s theorem that every finite graph has a...
AbstractWe describe various aspects of the use of submodular functions in graph theory. New proofs o...
AbstractWe define the notions tree-depth and upper chromatic number of a graph and show their releva...