On the matching arrangement of a graph, improper weight function problem and its application

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Hauptverfasser: Bolotnikov, Aleksey, Irmatov, Anwar
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author Bolotnikov, Aleksey
Irmatov, Anwar
author_facet Bolotnikov, Aleksey
Irmatov, Anwar
contents This article presents examples of an application of the finite field method for the computation of the characteristic polynomial of the matching arrangement of a graph. Weight functions on edges of a graph with weights from a finite field are divided into proper and improper functions in connection with proper colorings of vertices of the matching polytope of a graph. An improper weight function problem is introduced, a proof of its NP-completeness is presented, and a knapsack-like public key cryptosystem is constructed based on the improper weight function problem.
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spellingShingle On the matching arrangement of a graph, improper weight function problem and its application
Bolotnikov, Aleksey
Irmatov, Anwar
Combinatorics
Cryptography and Security
Discrete Mathematics
This article presents examples of an application of the finite field method for the computation of the characteristic polynomial of the matching arrangement of a graph. Weight functions on edges of a graph with weights from a finite field are divided into proper and improper functions in connection with proper colorings of vertices of the matching polytope of a graph. An improper weight function problem is introduced, a proof of its NP-completeness is presented, and a knapsack-like public key cryptosystem is constructed based on the improper weight function problem.
title On the matching arrangement of a graph, improper weight function problem and its application
topic Combinatorics
Cryptography and Security
Discrete Mathematics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.19351