AbstractIn this paper a generalization of the factor problem for finite undirected graphs is detailed. We prescribe certain inequalities for the valencies of a subgraph. We deduce formulas for the minimum “deviation” of this prescription and characterize the “optimally approaching” subgraphs. These results include the conditions of Tutte and Ore for the existence of a factor and the characterization of maximal independent edge-systems given in [3] and [11]
In this thesis, three generalizations of the matching problem are considered. The first problem is ...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
AbstractA theorem is established that provides necessary and sufficient conditions in order that a l...
AbstractIn this paper a generalization of the factor problem for finite undirected graphs is detaile...
AbstractThe author has published a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite looplesses graph ...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
AbstractA general criterion is proved for a graph of any cardinality to possess a perfect matching. ...
AbstractThe author has published a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite loopless graph to...
AbstractWe prove the following theorem: Let G be a graph with vertex-set V and ƒ, g be two integer-v...
AbstractFor a set {A, B, C, …} of graphs, an {A, B, C, …}-factor of a graph G is defined to be a spa...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
Given a nonnegative integer weight $f(v)$ for each vertex $v$ in a multigraph $G$, an {\it $f$-bound...
In this thesis, three generalizations of the matching problem are considered. The first problem is ...
AbstractWe investigate the maximum number of edges in a graph with a prescribed number of 1-factors....
AbstractA well known conjecture in graph theory states that every regular graph of even order 2n and...
In this thesis, three generalizations of the matching problem are considered. The first problem is ...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
AbstractA theorem is established that provides necessary and sufficient conditions in order that a l...
AbstractIn this paper a generalization of the factor problem for finite undirected graphs is detaile...
AbstractThe author has published a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite looplesses graph ...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
AbstractA general criterion is proved for a graph of any cardinality to possess a perfect matching. ...
AbstractThe author has published a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite loopless graph to...
AbstractWe prove the following theorem: Let G be a graph with vertex-set V and ƒ, g be two integer-v...
AbstractFor a set {A, B, C, …} of graphs, an {A, B, C, …}-factor of a graph G is defined to be a spa...
AbstractA criterion is proved for a countable graph to possess a perfect matching, in terms of “marr...
Given a nonnegative integer weight $f(v)$ for each vertex $v$ in a multigraph $G$, an {\it $f$-bound...
In this thesis, three generalizations of the matching problem are considered. The first problem is ...
AbstractWe investigate the maximum number of edges in a graph with a prescribed number of 1-factors....
AbstractA well known conjecture in graph theory states that every regular graph of even order 2n and...
In this thesis, three generalizations of the matching problem are considered. The first problem is ...
AbstractWe present sufficient conditions for a graph to have an f-factor or a (g, f)-factor that con...
AbstractA theorem is established that provides necessary and sufficient conditions in order that a l...