In this paper we extend the Finite Rank Theorem for connection matrices of graph parameters definable in Monadic Second Order Logic with modular counting CMSOL of B. Godlin, T. Kotek and J.A. Makowsky (2008 and 2009), and demonstrate its vast applicability in simplifying known and new non-definability results of graph properties and finding new non-definability results for graph parameters. We also prove a Feferman-Vaught Theorem for the logic CFOL, First Order Logic with the modular counting quantifiers
AbstractContext-free graph-grammars are considered such that, in every generated graph G, a derivati...
We study the question of whether, for a given class of finite graphs, one candefine, for each graph ...
AbstractThe same properties of graphs of degree at most k, where k is a fixed integer, can be expres...
Abstract. In this paper we extend and prove in detail the Finite Rank The-orem for connection matric...
AbstractIt is a well-known result of Fagin that the complexity class NP coincides with the class of ...
AbstractIt is a well-known result of Fagin that the complexity class NP coincides with the class of ...
AbstractInexpressibility results in Finite Model Theory are often proved by showing that Duplicator,...
AbstractInexpressibility results in Finite Model Theory are often proved by showing that Duplicator,...
AbstractThis paper considers the definability of graph-properties by restricted second-order and fir...
AbstractThis paper considers the definability of graph-properties by restricted second-order and fir...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
AbstractThe notion of a recognizable set of finite graphs is introduced. Every set of finite graphs,...
AbstractIf k is a fixed positive integer, G is a graph with n vertices,υ1, υ2∈G then the property dG...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
AbstractContext-free graph-grammars are considered such that, in every generated graph G, a derivati...
We study the question of whether, for a given class of finite graphs, one candefine, for each graph ...
AbstractThe same properties of graphs of degree at most k, where k is a fixed integer, can be expres...
Abstract. In this paper we extend and prove in detail the Finite Rank The-orem for connection matric...
AbstractIt is a well-known result of Fagin that the complexity class NP coincides with the class of ...
AbstractIt is a well-known result of Fagin that the complexity class NP coincides with the class of ...
AbstractInexpressibility results in Finite Model Theory are often proved by showing that Duplicator,...
AbstractInexpressibility results in Finite Model Theory are often proved by showing that Duplicator,...
AbstractThis paper considers the definability of graph-properties by restricted second-order and fir...
AbstractThis paper considers the definability of graph-properties by restricted second-order and fir...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
AbstractThe notion of a recognizable set of finite graphs is introduced. Every set of finite graphs,...
AbstractIf k is a fixed positive integer, G is a graph with n vertices,υ1, υ2∈G then the property dG...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
One of the most famous algorithmic meta-theorems states that every graph property that can be define...
AbstractContext-free graph-grammars are considered such that, in every generated graph G, a derivati...
We study the question of whether, for a given class of finite graphs, one candefine, for each graph ...
AbstractThe same properties of graphs of degree at most k, where k is a fixed integer, can be expres...