In this paper we study various fundamental connectivity properties of hypergraphs from a graph-theoretic perspective, with the emphasis on cut edges, cut vertices, and blocks. We prove a number of new results involving these concepts. In particular, we describe the exact relationship between the block decomposition of a hypergraph and the block decomposition of its incidence graph
. Connectivity has been defined in the framework of topological spaces, but also in graphs; the two ...
AbstractWe introduce hyper-D-width and hyper-T-width as the first stable (see Definition 3) measures...
Considering systems of separations in a graph that separate every pair of a given set of vertex sets...
In this paper we study various fundamental connectivity properties of hypergraphs from a graph-theor...
In this thesis, we consider cut and connectivity problems on graphs, digraphs, hypergraphs and hedge...
AbstractIn this note we provide a generalization of a result of Goddard et al. (2003) [4] on edge-co...
AbstractWe prove theorems on edge splittings and edge-connectivity augmentation in directed hypergra...
AbstractWe demonstrate a sense in which the equivalence between blocks (subgraphs without articulati...
AbstractA graph is said to be super-connected if every minimum vertex cut isolates a vertex. A graph...
The graph connectivity is a fundamental concept in graph theory. In particular, it plays a vital rol...
We consider problems of splitting and connectivity augmentation in hypergraphs. In a hypergraph G = ...
In this thesis, we consider cut and connectivity problems on graphs, digraphs, hypergraphs and hedge...
The connectivity of a graph is an important measurement for the fault-tolerance of the network. To p...
AbstractA connected graph G can be disconnected or reduced to a single vertex by removing an appropr...
AbstractA connected hypergraph H has a tree structure, i.e., H is a hypertree, if the removal of any...
. Connectivity has been defined in the framework of topological spaces, but also in graphs; the two ...
AbstractWe introduce hyper-D-width and hyper-T-width as the first stable (see Definition 3) measures...
Considering systems of separations in a graph that separate every pair of a given set of vertex sets...
In this paper we study various fundamental connectivity properties of hypergraphs from a graph-theor...
In this thesis, we consider cut and connectivity problems on graphs, digraphs, hypergraphs and hedge...
AbstractIn this note we provide a generalization of a result of Goddard et al. (2003) [4] on edge-co...
AbstractWe prove theorems on edge splittings and edge-connectivity augmentation in directed hypergra...
AbstractWe demonstrate a sense in which the equivalence between blocks (subgraphs without articulati...
AbstractA graph is said to be super-connected if every minimum vertex cut isolates a vertex. A graph...
The graph connectivity is a fundamental concept in graph theory. In particular, it plays a vital rol...
We consider problems of splitting and connectivity augmentation in hypergraphs. In a hypergraph G = ...
In this thesis, we consider cut and connectivity problems on graphs, digraphs, hypergraphs and hedge...
The connectivity of a graph is an important measurement for the fault-tolerance of the network. To p...
AbstractA connected graph G can be disconnected or reduced to a single vertex by removing an appropr...
AbstractA connected hypergraph H has a tree structure, i.e., H is a hypertree, if the removal of any...
. Connectivity has been defined in the framework of topological spaces, but also in graphs; the two ...
AbstractWe introduce hyper-D-width and hyper-T-width as the first stable (see Definition 3) measures...
Considering systems of separations in a graph that separate every pair of a given set of vertex sets...