AbstractThe concept of a circuit basis for a matroid is introduced, as an algorithmically rapid way of determining several characteristics of a given matroid. It is used to give a short search for planarity in graphs, and also to begin the answer to a question of G.-C. Rota about “dependency among dependencies.” A circuit basis for a matroid is a least set of circuits which will generate all the circuits of the matroid by repeated use of symmetric differences of cells
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...
One characterization of binary matroids is that the symmetric difference of every pair of intersecti...
Quirk and Seymour have shown that a connected simple graph has at least as many spanning trees as ci...
AbstractThe concept of a circuit basis for a matroid is introduced, as an algorithmically rapid way ...
We study the circuit lattice of a binary matroid, i.e. the set of all integer linear combinations of...
AbstractA matroid may be characterized by the collection of its bases or by the collection of its ci...
AbstractThis paper discusses a certain graph, called the “dependence graph” (“the DPG”), that can be...
It is well known that a rank-r matroid M is uniquely determined by its circuits of size at most r. T...
Abstract. The way circuits, relative to a basis, are affected as a result of exchanging a basis elem...
AbstractMurty, in 1971, characterized the connected binary matroids with all circuits having the sam...
AbstractFor a relation A ⊆ (C × D), where C,D are two finite sets, and an ordering σ of C we constru...
AbstractSeveral graph-theoretic notions applied to matroid basis graphs in the preceding paper are n...
We consider different ways of describing a matroid to a Turing machine by listing the members of var...
AbstractWe verify a conjecture regarding circuits of a binary matroid. Acircuit coverof a integer-we...
Fournier has characterized binary materials in terms of a certain circuit exchange property. This pa...
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...
One characterization of binary matroids is that the symmetric difference of every pair of intersecti...
Quirk and Seymour have shown that a connected simple graph has at least as many spanning trees as ci...
AbstractThe concept of a circuit basis for a matroid is introduced, as an algorithmically rapid way ...
We study the circuit lattice of a binary matroid, i.e. the set of all integer linear combinations of...
AbstractA matroid may be characterized by the collection of its bases or by the collection of its ci...
AbstractThis paper discusses a certain graph, called the “dependence graph” (“the DPG”), that can be...
It is well known that a rank-r matroid M is uniquely determined by its circuits of size at most r. T...
Abstract. The way circuits, relative to a basis, are affected as a result of exchanging a basis elem...
AbstractMurty, in 1971, characterized the connected binary matroids with all circuits having the sam...
AbstractFor a relation A ⊆ (C × D), where C,D are two finite sets, and an ordering σ of C we constru...
AbstractSeveral graph-theoretic notions applied to matroid basis graphs in the preceding paper are n...
We consider different ways of describing a matroid to a Turing machine by listing the members of var...
AbstractWe verify a conjecture regarding circuits of a binary matroid. Acircuit coverof a integer-we...
Fournier has characterized binary materials in terms of a certain circuit exchange property. This pa...
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...
One characterization of binary matroids is that the symmetric difference of every pair of intersecti...
Quirk and Seymour have shown that a connected simple graph has at least as many spanning trees as ci...