Given a graph $G$, the closure of $G$ is the graph obtained from $G$ by recursively joining pairs of non-adjacent vertices whose degree sum is at least $n$ until no such pair remains. We give an efficient algorithm to compute the closure using F-heaps. We also define the general closure of a graph and show that computing the general closure is $P$-complete with respect to log space transformations
AbstractBondy and Chvátal have observed the following result: G=(V,E) is a simple graph of order n. ...
Graphs have become popular for modeling structured data. As a result, graph queries are becoming com...
AbstractThe well-known closure concept of Bondy and Chvátal is based on degree-sums of pairs of nona...
AbstractThe k-closure of a graph G, as defined by Bondy and Chvátal, is the graph obtained from G by...
AbstractA unified approach to a variety of graph-theoretic problems is introduced. The k-closure Ck(...
This paper resolves the parallel complexity of the graph closure problem, an open question posed by ...
AbstractThis note shows that the k-closure of a graph can be computed in time proportional to the si...
Abstract. In this paper, we propose a new algorithm for computing recursive closures. The main idea ...
In this paper we describe an algorithm for computing the closure with respect to graphoid properties...
AbstractA closure concept for undirected graphs based on the structure of the second neighborhood of...
AbstractLet G be a finite graph with vertex set V(G). If X⊂V(G), ΛX is the set of vertices to which ...
. A subset S of the vertices of a directed acyclic graph is called glb-closed, if it contains the gr...
We give a strengthening of the closure concept for claw-free graphs introduced by the second author ...
AbstractWe introduce a closure concept for a superclass of the class of claw-free graphs defined by ...
AbstractWe give a strengthening of the closure concept for claw-free graphs introduced by the second...
AbstractBondy and Chvátal have observed the following result: G=(V,E) is a simple graph of order n. ...
Graphs have become popular for modeling structured data. As a result, graph queries are becoming com...
AbstractThe well-known closure concept of Bondy and Chvátal is based on degree-sums of pairs of nona...
AbstractThe k-closure of a graph G, as defined by Bondy and Chvátal, is the graph obtained from G by...
AbstractA unified approach to a variety of graph-theoretic problems is introduced. The k-closure Ck(...
This paper resolves the parallel complexity of the graph closure problem, an open question posed by ...
AbstractThis note shows that the k-closure of a graph can be computed in time proportional to the si...
Abstract. In this paper, we propose a new algorithm for computing recursive closures. The main idea ...
In this paper we describe an algorithm for computing the closure with respect to graphoid properties...
AbstractA closure concept for undirected graphs based on the structure of the second neighborhood of...
AbstractLet G be a finite graph with vertex set V(G). If X⊂V(G), ΛX is the set of vertices to which ...
. A subset S of the vertices of a directed acyclic graph is called glb-closed, if it contains the gr...
We give a strengthening of the closure concept for claw-free graphs introduced by the second author ...
AbstractWe introduce a closure concept for a superclass of the class of claw-free graphs defined by ...
AbstractWe give a strengthening of the closure concept for claw-free graphs introduced by the second...
AbstractBondy and Chvátal have observed the following result: G=(V,E) is a simple graph of order n. ...
Graphs have become popular for modeling structured data. As a result, graph queries are becoming com...
AbstractThe well-known closure concept of Bondy and Chvátal is based on degree-sums of pairs of nona...