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Enumerating Consecutive and Nested Partitions for Graphs
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Europ. J. Combinatorics 19,63-70
Journal
Europ. J. Combinatorics 19
Pages
63-70
Date Issued
1998
Date
1998
Author(s)
Hwang, F.K.
Chang, G.J.
DOI
20060927121114414875
Abstract
Consecutive & nested partitions have been extensively studied in the set-partition problem as tools
with which to search efficiently for an optimal partition. We extend the study of consecutive and
nested partitions on a set of integers to the vertex-set of a graph. A subset of vertices is considered
consecutive if the subgraph induced by the subset is connected. In this sense the partition problem on
a set of integers can be treated as a special case when the graph is a line. In this paper we give the
number of consecutive & nested partitions when the graph is a cycle. We also give a partial order
on general graphs with respect to these numbers.
with which to search efficiently for an optimal partition. We extend the study of consecutive and
nested partitions on a set of integers to the vertex-set of a graph. A subset of vertices is considered
consecutive if the subgraph induced by the subset is connected. In this sense the partition problem on
a set of integers can be treated as a special case when the graph is a line. In this paper we give the
number of consecutive & nested partitions when the graph is a cycle. We also give a partial order
on general graphs with respect to these numbers.
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