We show the close connection between the enumeration of cliques in a k-clique free graph G and the length of tree-like resolution refutations for formula Clique(G,k), which claims that G has a k-clique. The length of any such tree-like refutation is within a "fixed parameter tractable" factor from the number of cliques in the graph. We then proceed to drastically simplify the proofs of the lower bounds for the length of tree-like resolution refutations of Clique(G,k) shown in [Beyersdorff et at. 2013, Lauria et al. 2017], which now reduce to a simple estimate of the number of cliques
Abstract. We construct a polynomial-time algorithm to approximate the branch-width of certain symmet...
AbstractCliquewidth and NLC-width are two closely related parameters that measure the complexity of ...
The refutation tree problem is to compute a refutation tree which is associated with the structure o...
Finding a maximum clique in a graph is one of the most basic computational problems on graphs. The v...
We prove that for k ≪4√n regular resolution requires length nΩ(k) to establish that an Erdős–Rényi g...
This thesis examines the devices employed by various algorithms to search for maximal complete subgr...
We prove that for k ≫; 4√n regular resolution requires length nω(k) to establish that an ErdÅ's-Rény...
Given a simple graph G and an integer k, the goal of the k-Clique problem is to decide if G contains...
AbstractHierarchical decompositions of graphs are interesting for algorithmic purposes. Many NP comp...
Clique-width is a graph parameter that measures in a certain sense the complexity of a graph. Hard g...
In undirected graphs, a clique is a subset of its vertices which are all pairwise connected. The pro...
Clique-width is a graph parameter that measures in a certain sense the complexity of a graph. Hard g...
The notion of a clique tree plays a central role in obtaining an intersection graph representation o...
This project is for students interested in applying algebra and computa-tion to an important problem...
AbstractSeveral new tools are presented for determining the number of cliques needed to (edge-)parti...
Abstract. We construct a polynomial-time algorithm to approximate the branch-width of certain symmet...
AbstractCliquewidth and NLC-width are two closely related parameters that measure the complexity of ...
The refutation tree problem is to compute a refutation tree which is associated with the structure o...
Finding a maximum clique in a graph is one of the most basic computational problems on graphs. The v...
We prove that for k ≪4√n regular resolution requires length nΩ(k) to establish that an Erdős–Rényi g...
This thesis examines the devices employed by various algorithms to search for maximal complete subgr...
We prove that for k ≫; 4√n regular resolution requires length nω(k) to establish that an ErdÅ's-Rény...
Given a simple graph G and an integer k, the goal of the k-Clique problem is to decide if G contains...
AbstractHierarchical decompositions of graphs are interesting for algorithmic purposes. Many NP comp...
Clique-width is a graph parameter that measures in a certain sense the complexity of a graph. Hard g...
In undirected graphs, a clique is a subset of its vertices which are all pairwise connected. The pro...
Clique-width is a graph parameter that measures in a certain sense the complexity of a graph. Hard g...
The notion of a clique tree plays a central role in obtaining an intersection graph representation o...
This project is for students interested in applying algebra and computa-tion to an important problem...
AbstractSeveral new tools are presented for determining the number of cliques needed to (edge-)parti...
Abstract. We construct a polynomial-time algorithm to approximate the branch-width of certain symmet...
AbstractCliquewidth and NLC-width are two closely related parameters that measure the complexity of ...
The refutation tree problem is to compute a refutation tree which is associated with the structure o...