Forbidden pairs of disconnected graphs for 2-factor of connected graphs

Přemysl Holub*, Zdeněk Ryjáček, Petr Vrána, Shipeng Wang, Liming Xiong

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Abstract

Let (Formula presented.) be a set of graphs. A graph (Formula presented.) is said to be (Formula presented.) -free if (Formula presented.) does not contain (Formula presented.) as an induced subgraph for all (Formula presented.) in (Formula presented.), and we call (Formula presented.) a forbidden pair if (Formula presented.). In 2008, Faudree et al. characterized all pairs of connected graphs (Formula presented.) such that every 2-connected (Formula presented.) -free graph of sufficiently large order has a 2-factor. In 2013, Fujisawa et al. characterized all pairs of connected graphs (Formula presented.) such that every connected (Formula presented.) -free graph of sufficiently large order with minimum degree at least two has a 2-factor. In this paper, we generalize these two results by considering disconnected graphs (Formula presented.). In other words, we characterize all pairs of graphs (Formula presented.) such that every 2-connected (Formula presented.) -free graph of sufficiently large order has a 2-factor. We also characterize all pairs of graphs (Formula presented.) such that every connected (Formula presented.) -free graph of sufficiently large order with minimum degree at least two has a 2-factor.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)209-231
Number of pages23
JournalJournal of Graph Theory
Volume100
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2022

Keywords

  • 2-factor
  • closure
  • disconnected graph
  • forbidden subgraph

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