2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.disc.2003.10.023
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The clique operator on cographs and serial graphs

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“…It is known that every Helly graph is clique convergent [7], but the opposite is not true in general [7,4,13,9]. However, there are several families of graphs which are known to be divergent precisely when they are not Helly such as cographs [10], complements of cycles [20,15], powers of cycles [15] and chessboard graphs [16]. We shall prove that the circulants studied here also exhibit this property.…”
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“…It is known that every Helly graph is clique convergent [7], but the opposite is not true in general [7,4,13,9]. However, there are several families of graphs which are known to be divergent precisely when they are not Helly such as cographs [10], complements of cycles [20,15], powers of cycles [15] and chessboard graphs [16]. We shall prove that the circulants studied here also exhibit this property.…”
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“…Nevertheless, polynomial-time algorithms to decide the K -behavior of a few classes are known. This is the case for cographs [6], P 4 -tidy graphs [7] and complete multipartite graphs [8]. Clique-Helly graphs K -converge to graphs with period either 1 or 2 [9], interval graphs are K -null and octahedra of dimension at least 3 K -diverge.…”
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“…For the clique-Helly graph class, graphs which are convergent to the trivial graph have been characterized in [3]. Cographs, P 4 -tidy graphs, and circulararc graphs are examples of classes where the different behaviors were also characterized [7,22]. On the other hand, divergent graphs were considered.…”
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confidence: 99%