Bipartite (P6,C6)-Free Graphs: Recognition and Optimization Problems

Author:

Quaddoura Ruzayn1,Al-Qerem Ahmad1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Computer Science Department, Faculty of Information Technology, Zarqa University, Zarqa 13110, Jordan

Abstract

The canonical decomposition of a bipartite graph is a new decomposition method that involves three operators: parallel, series, and K⨁ S. The class of weak-bisplit graphs is the class of totally decomposable graphs with respect to these operators, and the class of bicographs is the class of totally decomposable graphs with respect to parallel and series operators. We prove in this paper that the class of bipartite (P6,C6)-free graphs is the class of bipartite graphs that are totally decomposable with respect to parallel and K⨁S operators. We present a linear time recognition algorithm for (P6,C6)-free graphs that is symmetrical to the linear recognition algorithms of weak-bisplit graphs and star1,2,3-free bipartite graphs. As a result of this algorithm, we present efficient solutions in this class of graphs for two optimization graph problems: the maximum balanced biclique problem and the maximum independent set problem.

Funder

Deanship of Scientific Research at Zarqa University/Jordan

Publisher

MDPI AG

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