A status on the linear arboricity

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  • Jin Akiyama
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In a linear forest, each component is a path. The linear arboricity ~(G) of a graph G is defined in Harary [8] as the minimum number of linear forests whose union is G. This invariant first arose in a study [i0] of information retrieval in file systems. A quite similar covering invariant which is well known to the linear arboricity is the arboricity of a graph, which is defined as the minimum number of forests whose union is G. Nash-Williams [il] determined the arboricity of any graph, however only few results on the linear arbmricity are known. We shall present these discoveries and an open problem on this new invariant.

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تاریخ انتشار 1980