AbstractIn this paper, we summarize previous known results on P5-free minimal imperfect graphs (i.e. minimal imperfect graphs not containing a path on 5 vertices as induced subgraph) and we introduce two new classes of graphs (defined by a local property) that contain P5-free graphs. Next, we show that most of the results concerning P5-free graphs can be extended to these classes. Moreover, we present a structural characterization of these graphs which leads to some new results. In particular, we prove that the Strong Perfect Graph Conjecture holds true for P5-free and F-free graphs where F is any connected configuration on 5 vertices not containing an induced 2K2
AbstractFollowing Maire (Graphs Combin. 10 (3) (1994) 263) we call a loose vertex a vertex whose nei...
AbstractChvátal (1984) proved that no minimal imperfect graph has a small transversal, that is, a se...
The partition number θ of a graph G is the minimum number of cliques which cover the points of G. Th...
AbstractLet G be a minimal imperfect P5-free graph (i.e. a minimal imperfect graph not containing a ...
A graph G is perfect if for every induced subgraph F of G, the chromatic number χ(F) equals the larg...
A graph G is perfect if for every induced subgraph F of G, the chromatic number χ(F) equals the larg...
The characterization of strongly perfect graphs by a restricted list of forbidden induced subgraphs ...
For every graph X, we consider the class of all connected {K(1,3), X}-free graphs which are distinct...
AbstractLubiw (J. Combin. Theory Ser. B 51 (1991) 24) conjectures that in a minimal imperfect Berge ...
AbstractLet G be a minimal imperfect P5-free graph (i.e. a minimal imperfect graph not containing a ...
AbstractA new property of minimal imperfect graphs is given. This leads to a way to add a new vertex...
AbstractWe present easily verifiable conditions, under which a graph G contains nonempty vertex-disj...
AbstractNumerous studies concerning the number and disposition of chordless paths on four vertices i...
AbstractWe extend results due to Blázsik et al. (1993) on graphs with no induced C4 and 2K2 to the s...
AbstractThis note proves the Strong Perfect Graph Conjecture for (K4 − e)-free graphs from first pri...
AbstractFollowing Maire (Graphs Combin. 10 (3) (1994) 263) we call a loose vertex a vertex whose nei...
AbstractChvátal (1984) proved that no minimal imperfect graph has a small transversal, that is, a se...
The partition number θ of a graph G is the minimum number of cliques which cover the points of G. Th...
AbstractLet G be a minimal imperfect P5-free graph (i.e. a minimal imperfect graph not containing a ...
A graph G is perfect if for every induced subgraph F of G, the chromatic number χ(F) equals the larg...
A graph G is perfect if for every induced subgraph F of G, the chromatic number χ(F) equals the larg...
The characterization of strongly perfect graphs by a restricted list of forbidden induced subgraphs ...
For every graph X, we consider the class of all connected {K(1,3), X}-free graphs which are distinct...
AbstractLubiw (J. Combin. Theory Ser. B 51 (1991) 24) conjectures that in a minimal imperfect Berge ...
AbstractLet G be a minimal imperfect P5-free graph (i.e. a minimal imperfect graph not containing a ...
AbstractA new property of minimal imperfect graphs is given. This leads to a way to add a new vertex...
AbstractWe present easily verifiable conditions, under which a graph G contains nonempty vertex-disj...
AbstractNumerous studies concerning the number and disposition of chordless paths on four vertices i...
AbstractWe extend results due to Blázsik et al. (1993) on graphs with no induced C4 and 2K2 to the s...
AbstractThis note proves the Strong Perfect Graph Conjecture for (K4 − e)-free graphs from first pri...
AbstractFollowing Maire (Graphs Combin. 10 (3) (1994) 263) we call a loose vertex a vertex whose nei...
AbstractChvátal (1984) proved that no minimal imperfect graph has a small transversal, that is, a se...
The partition number θ of a graph G is the minimum number of cliques which cover the points of G. Th...