AbstractKaterinis and Tsikopoulos (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327) give sufficient conditions for a regular bipartite graph to have a perfect matching excluding a set of edges. In this paper, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for a bipartite graph to have an f-factor containing a set of edges and excluding another set of edges and discuss some applications of this condition. In particular, we obtain some sufficient conditions related to connectivity and edge-connectivity for a bipartite (mf)-graph to have an f-factor with special properties and generalize the results in (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327). The results in this paper are in some sense best possible
AbstractWe give sufficient conditions for a graph to have a (g, f)-factor. For example, we prove tha...
AbstractWe simplify the criterion of Lovász for the existence of a (g, ƒ)-factor when g < ƒ, or when...
AbstractDecompositions of an arbitrary graph which enable one to uniquely construct all maximal part...
Katerinis and Tsikopoulos (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327) give sufficient conditions for a regular b...
AbstractKaterinis and Tsikopoulos (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327) give sufficient conditions for a r...
AbstractWe generalize Lovász' characterization of the lattice generated by the perfect matchings in ...
AbstractWe generalize Lovász' characterization of the lattice generated by the perfect matchings in ...
A necessary and sufficient condition is obtained for a bipartite graph to have an f-factor which inc...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
summary:We give a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of perfect matchings in a pla...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
AbstractA relationship is considered between an f-factor of a graph and that of its vertex-deleted s...
AbstractLet G be a k-regular, (k−1)-edge-connected graph with an even number of vertices, and let m ...
We characterize hyperfinite bipartite graphings that admit measurable perfect matchings. In particul...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
AbstractWe give sufficient conditions for a graph to have a (g, f)-factor. For example, we prove tha...
AbstractWe simplify the criterion of Lovász for the existence of a (g, ƒ)-factor when g < ƒ, or when...
AbstractDecompositions of an arbitrary graph which enable one to uniquely construct all maximal part...
Katerinis and Tsikopoulos (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327) give sufficient conditions for a regular b...
AbstractKaterinis and Tsikopoulos (Graphs. Combin. 12 (1996) 327) give sufficient conditions for a r...
AbstractWe generalize Lovász' characterization of the lattice generated by the perfect matchings in ...
AbstractWe generalize Lovász' characterization of the lattice generated by the perfect matchings in ...
A necessary and sufficient condition is obtained for a bipartite graph to have an f-factor which inc...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
summary:We give a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of perfect matchings in a pla...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
AbstractA relationship is considered between an f-factor of a graph and that of its vertex-deleted s...
AbstractLet G be a k-regular, (k−1)-edge-connected graph with an even number of vertices, and let m ...
We characterize hyperfinite bipartite graphings that admit measurable perfect matchings. In particul...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
AbstractWe give sufficient conditions for a graph to have a (g, f)-factor. For example, we prove tha...
AbstractWe simplify the criterion of Lovász for the existence of a (g, ƒ)-factor when g < ƒ, or when...
AbstractDecompositions of an arbitrary graph which enable one to uniquely construct all maximal part...