AbstractA (finite or infinite) graph G is strongly dismantlable if its vertices can be linearly ordered x0,…, xα so that, for each ordinal β < α, there exists a strictly increasing finite sequence (ij)0 ⩽ j ⩽ n of ordinals such that i0 = β, in = α and xij+1 is adjacent with xij and with all neighbors of xij in the subgraph of G induced by {xy: β ⩽ γ ⩽ α}. We show that the Helly number for the geodesic convexity of such a graph equals its clique number. This generalizes a result of Bandelt and Mulder (1990) for dismantlable graphs. We also get an analogous equality dealing with infinite families of convex sets
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AbstractA (strongly) Helly graph* is a connected graph for which any finite (resp. finite or infinit...
AbstractA graph G is bridged if it contains no isometric cycle of length greater than three. A graph...
AbstractA family C of sets has the Helly property if any subfamily C′ whose elements are pairwise in...
AbstractIt is shown that for chordless path convexity in any graph, the Helly number equals the size...
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A graph is clique–Helly if every family of pairwise intersecting (maximal) cliques has non-empty tot...
A graph is clique-Helly if any family of pairwise intersecting (maximal) cliques has non-empty total...
AbstractA set K of vertices in a connected graph is M-convex if and only if for every pair of vertic...
AbstractA family C of sets has the Helly property if any subfamily C′ whose elements are pairwise in...
AbstractA set K of nodes of a graph G is geodesically convex (respectively, monophonically convex) i...
AbstractA subgraph H of a graph G is isometric if the distance between any pair of vertices in H is ...
AbstractA (finite or infinite) graph G is strongly dismantlable if its vertices can be linearly orde...
AbstractA graph G is bridged if it contains no isometric cycle of length greater than three. A graph...
AbstractIt is shown that for chordless path convexity in any graph, the Helly number equals the size...
AbstractA (strongly) Helly graph* is a connected graph for which any finite (resp. finite or infinit...
AbstractA (strongly) Helly graph* is a connected graph for which any finite (resp. finite or infinit...
AbstractA graph G is bridged if it contains no isometric cycle of length greater than three. A graph...
AbstractA family C of sets has the Helly property if any subfamily C′ whose elements are pairwise in...
AbstractIt is shown that for chordless path convexity in any graph, the Helly number equals the size...
A graph is clique-Helly if any family of mutually intersecting cliques has non-empty intersection. D...
A graph is clique–Helly if every family of pairwise intersecting (maximal) cliques has non-empty tot...
A graph is clique-Helly if any family of pairwise intersecting (maximal) cliques has non-empty total...
AbstractA set K of vertices in a connected graph is M-convex if and only if for every pair of vertic...
AbstractA family C of sets has the Helly property if any subfamily C′ whose elements are pairwise in...
AbstractA set K of nodes of a graph G is geodesically convex (respectively, monophonically convex) i...
AbstractA subgraph H of a graph G is isometric if the distance between any pair of vertices in H is ...