2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.disc.2019.111733
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Reconfiguration graph for vertex colourings of weakly chordal graphs

Abstract: The reconfiguration graph R k (G) of the k-colourings of a graph G contains as its vertex set the k-colourings of G and two colourings are joined by an edge if they differ in colour on just one vertex of G.We show that for each k ≥ 3 there is a k-colourable weakly chordal graph G such that R k+1 (G) is disconnected. We also introduce a subclass of k-colourable weakly chordal graphs which we call k-colourable compact graphs and show that for each k-colourable compact graph G on n vertices, R k+1 (G) has diamete… Show more

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“…See also Figure 3.13. Feghali and Fiala proved that every co-chordal graph and every 3-colourable (P 5 , C 5 , co-P 5 )-free graph is compact [33]. We note that the class of OAT graphs is a strict generalization of compact graphs.…”
Section: Definition 5 ([33]) a Weakly Chordal Graphmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…See also Figure 3.13. Feghali and Fiala proved that every co-chordal graph and every 3-colourable (P 5 , C 5 , co-P 5 )-free graph is compact [33]. We note that the class of OAT graphs is a strict generalization of compact graphs.…”
Section: Definition 5 ([33]) a Weakly Chordal Graphmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Bonamy and Bousquet [4] answered this question in the negative, using an example of Cereceda, van den Heuvel, and Johnson [15], who showed that there exists a bipartite graph G where R k+1 (G) has an isolated vertex and where k can be arbitrarily large (we will see it in Figure 3.6). Feghali and Fiala [33] also investigated this question and found an infinite family of weakly chordal graphs G where R k+1 (G) has an isolated vertex (we will see it in Figure 3.14). In the same paper, Feghali and Fiala introduced a subclass of weakly chordal graphs called compact graphs (definitions and details in Section 3.5.7).…”
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