AbstractThis paper discusses a certain graph, called the “dependence graph” (“the DPG”), that can be defined naturally for a given independent set in a matroid. We are mainly concerned with the DPG of bases, and we study what the DPG of a base tells about the matroid. We show that there is a nice connection between the DPG and duality, and between the DPG and connectivity for matroids. This leads to an algorithm for determining the connected components of a matroid. For two elements a and b in the same such component, and algorithm is given that finds a base B such that a ∉ B, b ∈ F and b is element of the unique circuit in B ∪ a
AbstractA Δ-matroid is a collection B of subsets of a finite set I, called bases, not necessarily eq...
AbstractMatroidal families are defined as families of connected graphs such that, given any graph G,...
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...
AbstractThis paper discusses a certain graph, called the “dependence graph” (“the DPG”), that can be...
AbstractThe concept of a circuit basis for a matroid is introduced, as an algorithmically rapid way ...
AbstractA matroid may be characterized by the collection of its bases or by the collection of its ci...
AbstractAs is well known, the cycles of any given graph G may be regarded as the circuits of a matro...
AbstractA matroid may be defined as a collection of sets, called bases, which satisfy a certain exch...
In 1971, Rota introduced the concept of derived matroids to investigate “de-pendencies among depende...
AbstractThe connectivity of a graph G and the corank of a matroid M are denoted by κ(G) and ϱ, respe...
The bases-exchange graph of a matroid is the graph whose vertices are the bases of the matroid, and ...
AbstractLet B(M) denote the collection of bases of a matroid M. Truemper showed that if M1 and M2 ar...
AbstractSeveral graph-theoretic notions applied to matroid basis graphs in the preceding paper are n...
AbstractA matroidal family C is defined to be a collection of graphs such that, for any given graph ...
AbstractWe characterize the matroid dual to a transversal matroid. We also show that Richard Rado's ...
AbstractA Δ-matroid is a collection B of subsets of a finite set I, called bases, not necessarily eq...
AbstractMatroidal families are defined as families of connected graphs such that, given any graph G,...
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...
AbstractThis paper discusses a certain graph, called the “dependence graph” (“the DPG”), that can be...
AbstractThe concept of a circuit basis for a matroid is introduced, as an algorithmically rapid way ...
AbstractA matroid may be characterized by the collection of its bases or by the collection of its ci...
AbstractAs is well known, the cycles of any given graph G may be regarded as the circuits of a matro...
AbstractA matroid may be defined as a collection of sets, called bases, which satisfy a certain exch...
In 1971, Rota introduced the concept of derived matroids to investigate “de-pendencies among depende...
AbstractThe connectivity of a graph G and the corank of a matroid M are denoted by κ(G) and ϱ, respe...
The bases-exchange graph of a matroid is the graph whose vertices are the bases of the matroid, and ...
AbstractLet B(M) denote the collection of bases of a matroid M. Truemper showed that if M1 and M2 ar...
AbstractSeveral graph-theoretic notions applied to matroid basis graphs in the preceding paper are n...
AbstractA matroidal family C is defined to be a collection of graphs such that, for any given graph ...
AbstractWe characterize the matroid dual to a transversal matroid. We also show that Richard Rado's ...
AbstractA Δ-matroid is a collection B of subsets of a finite set I, called bases, not necessarily eq...
AbstractMatroidal families are defined as families of connected graphs such that, given any graph G,...
Given a matroid M = (E,I), and a total ordering over the elements E, a broken circuit is a circuit w...