Title: Decomposing Graphs
1Decomposing Graphs into Specified Subgraphs
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2Definitions
- Let G be an undirected simple graph and H be a
subgraph of G. - G is H-decomposable, denoted by HG, if its edge
set E(G) can be decomposed into subgraphs such
that each subgraph is isomorphic to H. - G has an H-decomposition if G is H-decomposable.
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5Motivation
6- It is interesting to us for studying the
H-decompositions of a graph G with H of size at
most three.
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8Theorem 2.
(Chen and Huang)
Suppose G is a graph of even size and different
from K3?K2 . Then G is M2-decomposable if and
only if q(G) ?2?(G).
9- The Conjecture 1 is not true in general.
Counterexamples
(C. Sunil Kumar)
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11Main results
2. H-decompositions of graphs with H of size
three.
12are mutually disjoint.
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14Theorem 4.
15Proof.
Induction on
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17Theorem 5.
The Conjecture 2 is affirmative.
Proof.
(1) If q(G) 3, then GG. (2) If G K4 or
K1,1,3c1, then P4G. (3) Otherwise, by Theorem
4, we have (P3?P2)G.
182. H-decompositions of graphs with H of size
three.
2.1 H-decompositions of complete multipartite
graphs.
2.2 H-decompositions of cubic graphs.
2.3 H-decompositions of hypercubes.
192.1 H-decompositions of complete multipartite
graphs.
20- The K3-decomposability of complete multipartite
graphs is still widely open.
212.2 H-decompositions of cubic graphs.
22Theorem 6.
23Conjecture 1.
242.3 H-decompositions of hypercubes.
, is defined recursively by
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27Theorem 7.
28Theorem 8.
29(Vizing)
(De Werra)
30Corollary 11.
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33Theorem 12.
Suppose G is a graph of size q(G)
2?(G). Then ?(G) ?(G) 1 if and only if G
K3?K2.
Theorem 13.
Suppose G is a graph of size q(G) 3?(G)
and ?(G) ?5. Then ?(G) ?(G).
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35Proof.
36Example
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39Conjecture 00.
(Chen, Huang and Tsai)
40Proof.
41(a) connected.
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44(b) disconnected
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