A graph $G$ with a two-node cutset decomposes into two pieces. A technique to describe the stable set polytope for $G$ based on stable set polytopes associated with the pieces is studied. This gives a way to characterize this polytope for classes of graphs that can be recursively decomposed. This also gives a procedure to describe new facets of this polytope. A compact system for the stable set problem in series-parallel graphs is derived. This technique is also applied to characterize facet-defining inequalities for graphs with no $K_5 \backslash e$ minor. The stable set problem is polynomially solvable for this class of graphs. Compositions of $h$-perfect graphs are also studiedou
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AbstractFor some graph classes defined by forbidding one-vertex extensions of the P4, we introduce a...
AbstractWe answer a question of Brandstädt et al. by showing that deciding whether a line graph with...
We develop decomposition/composition tools for efficiently solving maximum weight stable sets proble...
AbstractWe study some operations on graphs in relation to the stable set polytope, for instance, ide...
Let $P( G )$ be the balanced induced subgraph polytope of $G$. If $G$ has a two-node cutset, then $G...
AbstractSeveral applications of methods from nonlinear algebra to the stable set problem in graphs a...
AbstractSeveral applications of methods from nonlinear algebra to the stable set problem in graphs a...
The authors characterize the stable set polytope for graphs that do not have a 4-wheel as a minor. T...
In this paper we study a composition (decomposition) technique for the dominating set polytope in gr...
AbstractWe answer a question of Corneil and Fonlupt by showing that deciding whether a graph has a s...
We present a new graph composition that produces a graph G from a given graph H and a fixed graph B ...
AbstractIn this paper we study a composition (decomposition) technique for the dominating set polyto...
AbstractWe answer a question of Corneil and Fonlupt by showing that deciding whether a graph has a s...
A 2-clique-bond is a generalization 2-clique-join where the subsets of nodes that are connected on e...
A stable cutset in a graph is a stable set whose deletion disconnects the graph. It was conjectured ...
AbstractFor some graph classes defined by forbidding one-vertex extensions of the P4, we introduce a...
AbstractWe answer a question of Brandstädt et al. by showing that deciding whether a line graph with...
We develop decomposition/composition tools for efficiently solving maximum weight stable sets proble...