In this paper we deal from an algorithmic perspective with different questions regarding monochromatic and properly edge-colored s-t paths/trails on edge-colored graphs. Given a c-edge-colored graph Gc without properly edge-colored closed trails, we present a polynomial time procedure for the determination of properly edge-colored s-t trails visiting all vertices of Gc a prescribed number of times. As an immediate consequence, we polynomially solve the Hamiltonian path (resp., Eulerian trail) problem for this particular class of graphs. In addition, we prove that to check whether Gc contains 2 properly edge-colored s-t paths/trails with length at most L>0 is NP-complete in the strong sense. Finally, we prove that, if Gc is a general c-edge-...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
A compatible spanning circuit in a (not necessarily properly) edge-colored graph G is a closed trail...
In this paper we deal from an algorithmic perspective with different questions regarding properly ed...
AbstractThis paper deals with the existence and search for properly edge-colored paths/trails betwee...
Let G be an (edge-)colored graph. A path (cycle) is called monochromatic if all of its edges have th...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We deal with different algorithmic questions regarding properly arc-colored s-t paths, trails and ci...
We survey some results on covering the vertices of 2-colored complete graphs by two paths or by two ...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
A spanning circuit in a graph is a closed trail (no edge is traversed more than once) visiting (cont...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
A compatible spanning circuit in a (not necessarily properly) edge-colored graph G is a closed trail...
In this paper we deal from an algorithmic perspective with different questions regarding properly ed...
AbstractThis paper deals with the existence and search for properly edge-colored paths/trails betwee...
Let G be an (edge-)colored graph. A path (cycle) is called monochromatic if all of its edges have th...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We deal with different algorithmic questions regarding properly arc-colored s-t paths, trails and ci...
We survey some results on covering the vertices of 2-colored complete graphs by two paths or by two ...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
A spanning circuit in a graph is a closed trail (no edge is traversed more than once) visiting (cont...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
We consider edge-coloured multigraphs. A trail in such a multigraph is alternating if its successive...
A compatible spanning circuit in a (not necessarily properly) edge-colored graph G is a closed trail...