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The Factors In Bipartite Graphs

Posted on:2008-08-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:F R LuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360242969371Subject:Basic mathematics
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The factor problem is one of popular problems in graph theory because of itsimportant meaning. Unitl now, there have been rather abundunt results. The researchon fractional factor is also a new problem which has been put forward. In the following,we will introduce some conceptions such as factor, fractional factor. Let g and f betwo integer-valued functions defined on V(G), such as g<f for every x∈V(G), suchthat 0≤g(x)≤f(x), for every x∈V(G). A (g, f)-factor of G is a spanning subgraphF of G, such that g(x)≤dF(x)≤f(x) for every x∈V(G). Let g(x)=a, f(x)=b,the factor above is called a [a, b]-factor. Let a=b=k, the [a, b]-factor is called ak-factor.Let h is a function defined on the edge set E(G) and for every e∈E(G), h(e)∈[0,1]. Let dGh(x)=∑e∈Ex h(e), and Ex={e|e=xy∈E(G)}, we call dGh(x) asfractional degree of x in G. If h satisfies g(x)≤dGh(x)≤f(x) for x∈V(G), h iscalled a fractional (g,f) denoted function of G. Let Eh ={e∈E(G)|h(e)≠0},Eh= E(Gh), if Gh is a spanning graph of G, then Gh is called a fractional (g, f)-factor.Fractonal k-factor can be defined in the same way. Some terminology, notationin thethesis are given in chapter 1. In chapter 2, a necessary and sufficent condition forthe fractonal k-factor in the bipartite graphs is introduced. In chapter 3, we give aproof on bipartite graphs containing cycles and matchings. In chapter 4, we studythe relationship between a new parameter related to toughness and the existence offactors.We give the main results as follows:Theorem 2.1 Let G = (X, Y; E) is a bipartite graph, G has a fractional k-factorif and only if for every S(?)X, T(?)Y sum from j=0 to (k-1)(k-j)Pj(G-S)≤k|S|,and sum from j=0 to (k-1)(k-j)Pj(G-T)≤k|T|.for every S(?)X,T(?)Y. Pj(G)=|{x|dG(x)=j}|. Theorem 2.2 Let G = (X, Y; E) is a bipartite graph , a, b are two positiveinteger, and a≤b ,if sum from j=0 to (a-1)(a-j)|(G-S)j∩T|≤b|S|,and sum from j=0 to (a-1)(a-j)|(G-T)j∩S|≤b|T|,for every S(?)X, T(?)Y, then G has a [a, b]-factor. Gi ={x|dG(x)=i}.Theorem 3.1 Let G = (V1, V2; E) is a bipartite graph, |V1|=|V2|=n≥5, andδ(G)≥[1/2n]+1. For l is an any positive integer which satisfies(1) 3≤l≤n-1(2) l≠n(mod2),then there are a cycle whose length is 2l and a matching which contains n-l edges,and V(C)∩V(M)=φ.Generally speaking, NG(x) denotes neighboring set of x in G.Let N(x,T) =NG(x)∩T denotes neighboring set of x in T and d(x, T) =|N(x, T)|.Theorem 4.2 Let G = (X, Y; E) is a bipartite graph, if any set T(?)XorY,r1≤2,且t'(G)=1,then there is a 2-factor in bipartite graph G. r1=|R1|,R1={x|d(x,T)=1,x∈N(T)}.
Keywords/Search Tags:Bipartite graph, Factor, Fractional factor, Degree, Toughness
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