AbstractGiven a finite connected bipartite graph B=(X,Y) we consider the simplicial complexes of complete subgraphs of the square B2 of B and of its induced subgraphs B2[X] and B2[Y]. We prove that these three complexes have isomorphic fundamental groups. Among other applications, we conclude that the fundamental group of the complex of complete subgraphs of a graph G is isomorphic to that of the clique graph K(G), the line graph L(G) and the total graph T(G)
AbstractThe clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. ...
AbstractC(G) denotes the clique graph of G and Cn(G):=C(Cn−1(G)) is the nth iterated clique graph. A...
AbstractGiven positive integers m,n, we consider the graphs Gn and Gm,n whose simplicial complexes o...
AbstractGiven a finite connected bipartite graph B=(X,Y) we consider the simplicial complexes of com...
We consider a homological variant of the Bipartite Relation Theorem (\cite{bjorner}) in the context...
AbstractWe first develop a construction, originally due to Reidemeister, of the fundamental group an...
Let G be a finite solvable group, and let 06(G) denote the prime graph built on the set of degrees ...
The clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. For a na...
We consider a homological variant of the Bipartite Relation Theorem (\cite{bjorner}) in the context...
AbstractThe clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. ...
AbstractFor a finite group G and a subset S⊆G (possibly, S contains the identity of G), the bi-Cayle...
If G is a graph, its clique graph K(G) is the intersection graph of all its (maximal) cliques. The c...
AbstractTo any finite poset P we associate two graphs which we denote by Ω(P) and ℧(P). Several stan...
A graph is clique-complete if no two of its maximal cliques are disjoint. A vertex is universal if i...
AbstractLet F be a field and let G be a finite graph with a total ordering on its edge set. Richard ...
AbstractThe clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. ...
AbstractC(G) denotes the clique graph of G and Cn(G):=C(Cn−1(G)) is the nth iterated clique graph. A...
AbstractGiven positive integers m,n, we consider the graphs Gn and Gm,n whose simplicial complexes o...
AbstractGiven a finite connected bipartite graph B=(X,Y) we consider the simplicial complexes of com...
We consider a homological variant of the Bipartite Relation Theorem (\cite{bjorner}) in the context...
AbstractWe first develop a construction, originally due to Reidemeister, of the fundamental group an...
Let G be a finite solvable group, and let 06(G) denote the prime graph built on the set of degrees ...
The clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. For a na...
We consider a homological variant of the Bipartite Relation Theorem (\cite{bjorner}) in the context...
AbstractThe clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. ...
AbstractFor a finite group G and a subset S⊆G (possibly, S contains the identity of G), the bi-Cayle...
If G is a graph, its clique graph K(G) is the intersection graph of all its (maximal) cliques. The c...
AbstractTo any finite poset P we associate two graphs which we denote by Ω(P) and ℧(P). Several stan...
A graph is clique-complete if no two of its maximal cliques are disjoint. A vertex is universal if i...
AbstractLet F be a field and let G be a finite graph with a total ordering on its edge set. Richard ...
AbstractThe clique graph, K(G), of a graph G is the intersection graph of the maximal cliques of G. ...
AbstractC(G) denotes the clique graph of G and Cn(G):=C(Cn−1(G)) is the nth iterated clique graph. A...
AbstractGiven positive integers m,n, we consider the graphs Gn and Gm,n whose simplicial complexes o...