AbstractA constructive characterization of the class of minimally 3-connected graphs is presented. This yields a new characterization for the class of 3-connected graphs, which differs from the characterization provided by Tutte. Where Tutte's characterization requires the set of all wheels as a starting set, the new characterization requires only the graph K4. The new characterization is based on the application of graph operations to appropriate vertex and edge sets in minimally 3-connected graphs
AbstractWe show that any 3-connected graph other than K4 or K5 contains a contractible circuit or co...
AbstractWe show that the lattice graphs (grids) and one other family of graphs are characterized by ...
AbstractA counterexample is given to a conjecture by Tutte on the minimum number of spanning trees t...
AbstractIt is shown, as a complement to Tutte's theorem, that for a given 3-connected graph K which ...
An edge e of a simple 3-connected graph G is essential if neither the deletion G\e nor the contracti...
Cunningham and Edmonds (1980) have proved that a 2-connected graph G has a unique minimal decomposit...
AbstractIn this article, we deal with a connectivity problem stated by Maurer and Slater to characte...
AbstractA 3-connected matroid M is said to be minimally 3-connected if, for any element e of M, the ...
AbstractAn edgeeof a minimally 3-connected graphGis non-essential if and only if the graph obtained ...
AbstractA matroid M is called minor-minimally 3-connected if M is 3-connected and, for each e∈E(M), ...
AbstractA graph G is (n, λ)-connected if it satisfies the following conditions: (1) |V(G)|⩾n+1; (2) ...
An essential element of a 3-connected matroid M is one for which neither the deletion nor the contra...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the following theorem: Let M be a 3-connected matroid other than the ...
AbstractThe closed neighbourhood of a vertex u of a graph G is u∗ = {υ| υ is adjacent to u} ∪ {u}. G...
AbstractAn edgeeof a minimally 3-connected graphGis non-essential if and only if the graph obtained ...
AbstractWe show that any 3-connected graph other than K4 or K5 contains a contractible circuit or co...
AbstractWe show that the lattice graphs (grids) and one other family of graphs are characterized by ...
AbstractA counterexample is given to a conjecture by Tutte on the minimum number of spanning trees t...
AbstractIt is shown, as a complement to Tutte's theorem, that for a given 3-connected graph K which ...
An edge e of a simple 3-connected graph G is essential if neither the deletion G\e nor the contracti...
Cunningham and Edmonds (1980) have proved that a 2-connected graph G has a unique minimal decomposit...
AbstractIn this article, we deal with a connectivity problem stated by Maurer and Slater to characte...
AbstractA 3-connected matroid M is said to be minimally 3-connected if, for any element e of M, the ...
AbstractAn edgeeof a minimally 3-connected graphGis non-essential if and only if the graph obtained ...
AbstractA matroid M is called minor-minimally 3-connected if M is 3-connected and, for each e∈E(M), ...
AbstractA graph G is (n, λ)-connected if it satisfies the following conditions: (1) |V(G)|⩾n+1; (2) ...
An essential element of a 3-connected matroid M is one for which neither the deletion nor the contra...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the following theorem: Let M be a 3-connected matroid other than the ...
AbstractThe closed neighbourhood of a vertex u of a graph G is u∗ = {υ| υ is adjacent to u} ∪ {u}. G...
AbstractAn edgeeof a minimally 3-connected graphGis non-essential if and only if the graph obtained ...
AbstractWe show that any 3-connected graph other than K4 or K5 contains a contractible circuit or co...
AbstractWe show that the lattice graphs (grids) and one other family of graphs are characterized by ...
AbstractA counterexample is given to a conjecture by Tutte on the minimum number of spanning trees t...