AbstractThere is no known combinatorial characterization of the visibility graphs of simple polygons. In this paper we show negative results on two different approaches to finding such a characterization. We show that Ghosh's three necessary conditions for a graph to be a visibility graph are not sufficient thus disproving his conjecture. We also show that there is no finite set of minimal forbidden induced subgraphs that characterize visibility graphs
AbstractWe present upper and lower bounds for the number of labelled visibility graphs of simple pol...
A point visibility graph is a graph induced by a set of points in the plane, where every vertex corr...
We consider visibility representations of graphs in which the vertices are presented by a collection...
AbstractThere is no known combinatorial characterization of the visibility graphs of simple polygons...
In this paper we establish four necessary conditions for recognizing visibility graphs of simple pol...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
Vita.This dissertation is concerned with the combinatorics of visibility graphs of simple polygons. ...
AbstractTwo vertices A and B of a simple polygon P are (mutually) visible if AB does not intersect t...
AbstractTwo vertices A and B of a simple polygon P are (mutually) visible if AB does not intersect t...
AbstractWe introduce a new polygon visibility graph, the vertex-edge visibility graph GVE, and demon...
We study the problem of colouring the visibility graphs of polygons. In particular, we provide a pol...
AbstractA tower is a polygon consisting of two reflex chains sharing one common endpoint, together w...
AbstractWe present upper and lower bounds for the number of labelled visibility graphs of simple pol...
A point visibility graph is a graph induced by a set of points in the plane, where every vertex corr...
We consider visibility representations of graphs in which the vertices are presented by a collection...
AbstractThere is no known combinatorial characterization of the visibility graphs of simple polygons...
In this paper we establish four necessary conditions for recognizing visibility graphs of simple pol...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
Vita.This dissertation is concerned with the combinatorics of visibility graphs of simple polygons. ...
AbstractTwo vertices A and B of a simple polygon P are (mutually) visible if AB does not intersect t...
AbstractTwo vertices A and B of a simple polygon P are (mutually) visible if AB does not intersect t...
AbstractWe introduce a new polygon visibility graph, the vertex-edge visibility graph GVE, and demon...
We study the problem of colouring the visibility graphs of polygons. In particular, we provide a pol...
AbstractA tower is a polygon consisting of two reflex chains sharing one common endpoint, together w...
AbstractWe present upper and lower bounds for the number of labelled visibility graphs of simple pol...
A point visibility graph is a graph induced by a set of points in the plane, where every vertex corr...
We consider visibility representations of graphs in which the vertices are presented by a collection...