Structure of (bull, diamond)-free graphs and its applications

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contents This paper discusses the complete structure of the (bull, diamond)-free graphs. As an application of that, we give the characterization of the partitionable (bull, diamond)-free graphs. Moreover, we show that such a partition for a partitionable (bull, diamond)-free graph can be found in polynomial time. Additionally, we show that the cop number of a (bull, diamond)-free graph containing a triangle is at most two less than its diameter. Furthermore, the cop number of a connected ($P_n$, bull, diamond)-free graph with a triangle, is at most $n-3$, for any natural number $n>3$. We also discuss a couple of applications of the structural theorem of the (bull, diamond)-free graphs in the conclusions.
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spellingShingle Structure of (bull, diamond)-free graphs and its applications
Mishra, Suchismita
Combinatorics
This paper discusses the complete structure of the (bull, diamond)-free graphs. As an application of that, we give the characterization of the partitionable (bull, diamond)-free graphs. Moreover, we show that such a partition for a partitionable (bull, diamond)-free graph can be found in polynomial time. Additionally, we show that the cop number of a (bull, diamond)-free graph containing a triangle is at most two less than its diameter. Furthermore, the cop number of a connected ($P_n$, bull, diamond)-free graph with a triangle, is at most $n-3$, for any natural number $n>3$. We also discuss a couple of applications of the structural theorem of the (bull, diamond)-free graphs in the conclusions.
title Structure of (bull, diamond)-free graphs and its applications
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2107.03750