1994
DOI: 10.1016/0012-365x(94)90163-5
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Clique polynomials and independent set polynomials of graphs

Abstract: This paper introduces two kinds of graph polynomials, clique polynomial and independent set polynomial.The paper focuses on expansions of these polynomials. Some open problems are mentioned.

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“…Traditionally the independent-set polynomial is defined as a univariate polynomial Z G (w) in which w x is set equal to the same value w for all vertices x [4,41,42,56,51,52,53,63,27,28,64,77]. But one of our main contentions in this paper is that Z G is more naturally understood as a multivariate polynomial; this allows us, in particular, to exploit the fact that Z G is multiaffine.…”
Section: The Repulsive Lattice Gasmentioning
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“…Traditionally the independent-set polynomial is defined as a univariate polynomial Z G (w) in which w x is set equal to the same value w for all vertices x [4,41,42,56,51,52,53,63,27,28,64,77]. But one of our main contentions in this paper is that Z G is more naturally understood as a multivariate polynomial; this allows us, in particular, to exploit the fact that Z G is multiaffine.…”
Section: The Repulsive Lattice Gasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the special case of a hard-core self-repulsion and hard-core nearest-neighbor exclusion (i.e. no site can be multiply occupied and no pair of adjacent sites can be simultaneously occupied), the partition function of the lattice gas coincides with the independent-set polynomial in combinatorics (also known as the independence polynomial or the stable-set polynomial) [4,41,42,56,51,52,53,63,27,28,64,77,35]. Moreover, the hard-core lattice gas is the universal statistical-mechanical model in the sense that any statistical-mechanical model living on a vertex set V 0 can be mapped onto a gas of nonoverlapping "polymers" on V 0 , i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such type of graph polynomial was ever introduced under the name "independent polynomial" for various utilities, see [25,24] with cited references therein. So we now recall some properties on the IS polynomial of a graph.…”
Section: Sextet Polynomialmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So we now recall some properties on the IS polynomial of a graph. Following are three well-known lemmas [25,24].…”
Section: Sextet Polynomialmentioning
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