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Degree conditions for partitioning graphs into chorded cycles Shuya Chiba (Kumamoto University, Japan) joint work with Shoichi Kamada (Kumamoto University, Japan) JCCA 2018 Sendai International Center 21 May, 2018 Purpose of this study We


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Degree conditions for partitioning graphs into chorded cycles

Shuya Chiba (Kumamoto University, Japan)

joint work with Shoichi Kamada (Kumamoto University, Japan)

JCCA 2018 Sendai International Center 21 May, 2018

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Purpose of this study

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We give sharp degree sum conditions for partitioning graphs into a prescribed number of “chorded cycles”, and we show the difference between cycles and chorded cycles in terms of sharp degree conditions.

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def.

⇐ ⇒ cycle of G containing all vertices ∗ Hamilton cycle of G Major study 1“better” sufficient conditions 2“relaxed” structures

Hamilton cycle

— — Ggraph of order n

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def.

⇐ ⇒ cycle of G containing all vertices ∗ Hamilton cycle of G

(=)

(σ2(G) = +∞ if G:complete)

degree of x

∗ σ2(G) = min

  • dG(x) + dG(y) : x, y ∈ V (G), xy /

∈ E(G)

  • ∗ δ(G) = min dG(x) : x ∈ V (G)

Major study 1“better” 2“relaxed” structures

Hamilton cycle

— — Ggraph of order n degree conditions

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σ2(G) ≥ n

⇒ ∃Hamilton cycle ⇒ ∃Hamilton cycle

(Dirac 1952)

δ(G) ≥ n/2 n ≥ 3 n ≥ 3

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def.

⇐ ⇒ cycle of G containing all vertices ∗ Hamilton cycle of G

(Ore 1960)

σ2(G) ≥ n

⇒ ∃Hamilton cycle

(=)

(σ2(G) = +∞ if G:complete)

∗ σ2(G) = min

  • dG(x) + dG(y) : x, y ∈ V (G), xy /

∈ E(G)

∃Hamilton cycle

(Dirac 1952)

∗ δ(G) = min dG(x) : x ∈ V (G) Major study 2

Hamilton cycle

— — Ggraph of order n

δ(G) ≥ n/2

1“better” degree conditions partition into cycles

degree of x

n ≥ 3 n ≥ 3

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def.

⇐ ⇒ C1 C2 ∗ Partition of G into (k) cycles — — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

def.

⇐ ⇒ cycle of G containing all vertices ∗ Hamilton cycle of G

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(k) disjoint cycles in G containing all vertices

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⇐ ⇒ C1 C2 — — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

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def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Hamilton cycle of G partition into 1 cycle ∗ Partition of G into (k) cycles (k) disjoint cycles in G containing all vertices

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def.

⇐ ⇒ C1 C2 — — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

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def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Hamilton cycle of G partition into 1 cycle ∗ Partition of G into k cycles k disjoint cycles of G containing all vertices

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C1 C2 — —

Ggraph of order n, k 1int.

(Brandt et al. 1997)

⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n ∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

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def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Hamilton cycle of G partition into 1 cycle

def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Partition of G into k cycles k disjoint cycles of G containing all vertices

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[CY]

  • S. Chiba, T. Yamashita, Degree conditions for the existence of vertex-disjoint cycles

and paths: a survey, Graphs Combin. 34 (2018) 1–83.

C1 C2

etc. ∗ containing pre-specified edges ∗ containing pre-specified vertices ∗ length constraints partitions into k cycles with “additional conditions” — — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

(Brandt et al. 1997)

⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n ∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Hamilton cycle of G Direction of study

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partition into 1 cycle

def.

⇐ ⇒ ∗ Partition of G into k cycles k disjoint cycles of G containing all vertices

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∗ Chorded cycle of G

def.

⇐ ⇒ subgraph of G consisting of a cycle and edges joining two vertices of the cycle — — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

not cycle edges chord

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∗ Chorded cycle of G

def.

⇐ ⇒ subgraph of G consisting of a cycle and edges joining two vertices of the cycle A chorded cycle is a relaxed structure of a complete graph

Few Many

  • f chords

(Hamilton) cycle complete graph

— — Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

(Remark)

not cycle edges

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= Chorded cycle of order t with t(t−3)

2

chords Complete graph of order t

chord

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∗ Chorded cycle of G

def.

⇐ ⇒ subgraph of G consisting of a cycle and edges joining two vertices of the cycle A chorded cycle is a relaxed structure of a complete graph

Few Many

  • f chords

(Hamilton) cycle complete graph

Prob Determine sharp degree conditions We first consider the following simple problem — —

Ggraph of order n, k ≥ 1int.

(Remark)

not cycle edges

for partitioning graphs into k chorded cycles = Chorded cycle of order t with t(t−3)

2

chords Complete graph of order t

chord

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints

(Brandt et al. 1997) (Qiao, Zhang 2012)

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

δ(G) ≥ n/2 ⇒

k cycles

Exm.) K(n−1)/2,(n+1)/2

(n − 1)/2 vertices (n + 1)/2 vertices

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G ⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

(Remark)

δ condition is sharp

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints

(Brandt et al. 1997) (Qiao, Zhang 2012)

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

δ(G) ≥ n/2 ⇒

k cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G ⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

Which is better? conclusion

  • deg. condition

the rest

Qiao, Zhang Brandt et al. incomparable

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints

(Brandt et al. 1997) (Qiao, Zhang 2012)

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

δ(G) ≥ n/2 ⇒

k cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G ⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

Which is better? conclusion

  • deg. condition

the rest

Brandt et al. Qiao, Zhang incomparable Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang? Q2Can we improve the conclusion in Brandt et al?

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

(Qiao, Zhang 2012)

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

δ(G) ≥ n/2 ⇒ Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang? Q2Can we improve the conclusion in Brandt et al?

Main Theorem 2

n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(Brandt et al. 1997)

⇒ σ2(G) ≥ n ∃partition into k cycles n ≥ 4k − 1

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang? Q2Can we improve the conclusion in Brandt et al?

Main Theorem 2

n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles Exm.) K(n−1)/2,(n+1)/2

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1σ2 condition is sharp 2n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1 is necessary

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang? Q2Can we improve the conclusion in Brandt et al?

Main Theorem 2

n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles Exm.) K2k+s−1,2k+s−1

(Remark)

1σ2 condition is sharp 2n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1 is necessary

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang? Q2Can we improve the conclusion in Brandt et al?

Main Theorem 2

n ≥ 4k + 2s − 1σ2(G) ≥ n

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(Remark)

(Chiba, Fujita, Gao, Li 2010)

n ≥ 3k + sσ2(G) ≥ 4k + 2s − 1

(∗)

  • Thm. 2 is obtained from Thm. 1 and the following theorem

∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

1 to the case of chorded cycles

(even the case of chorded cycles with c chords)

We can use “crossing arguments” in hamiltonian problems

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

1 H x u

if ∃

H Ci

C1, . . . , Ckmax. k disjoint

Ci

  • Hcomp. of G − Ci

successor of u

u v chorded cycles, to the case of chorded cycles

(even the case of chorded cycles with c chords)

We can use “crossing arguments” in hamiltonian problems

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

1 to the case of chorded cycles

(even the case of chorded cycles with c chords)

H x u

successor of u if ∃

H u Ci v Ci

C1, . . . , Ckmax. k disjoint

  • Hcomp. of G − Ci

chorded cycles, We can use “crossing arguments” in hamiltonian problems C

i

C

i

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

Ci 2 to the case of chorded cycles H Cj u v (if ∃“good interval”)

C1, . . . , Ckmax. k disjoint

  • Hcomp. of G − Ci

chorded cycles, We can use “insertion arguments” in k cycles partition problems

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

Ci 2 to the case of chorded cycles H Cj u v (if ∃“good interval”)

This is also a chord of C

i

We can use “insertion arguments” in k cycles partition problems C

j

C

i

C1, . . . , Ckmax. k disjoint

  • Hcomp. of G − Ci

chorded cycles,

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— — Ggraph of order n, k 1, k s 0ints ∃partition into s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles

(∗)

Suppose ∃s chorded cycles and (k − s) cycles, all disjoint, in G

  • σ2(G) ≥ n

Main Theorem 1

Q1Can we improve the degree condition in Qiao-Zhang?

Ci 2 to the case of chorded cycles H Cj u v (if ∃“good interval”)

This is also a chord of C

i

We can use “insertion arguments” in k cycles partition problems C

j

C

i

C1, . . . , Ckmax. k disjoint

  • Hcomp. of G − Ci

chorded cycles,

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Prob.

Determine sharp deg conditions for partitioning graphs into k chorded cycles with c chords σ2 n

  • f chords

deg conditions

σ2 n 1

2 c

  • Few

Many

Brandt et al. Main Thms

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Prob.

Determine sharp deg conditions for partitioning graphs into k chorded cycles with c chords σ2 n

  • f chords

deg conditions

σ2 n 1

2 c

  • Few

Many

Brandt et al. Main Thms

degree conditions for ∃k disjoint chorded cycles with c chords

Known

(∗)

(Chen et al. 2015)

n k,cδ(G)

  • c + 1 + 1k + 12 · (9/2)c

∃k disjoint chorded cycles with c chords

(it may not be a partition) (σ2 condition depending on only k, c also implies )

(∗)

(Chiba, Lichiardopol 2018)

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10 / 10 Prob.

Determine sharp deg conditions for partitioning graphs into k chorded cycles with c chords σ2 n

  • f chords

deg conditions

σ2 n 1

2 c

  • Few

Many

Brandt et al. Main Thms

degree conditions for ∃k disjoint chorded cycles with c chords

Known

(∗)

(Chen et al. 2015)

n k,cδ(G)

  • c + 1 + 1k + 12 · (9/2)c

∃k disjoint chorded cycles with c chords

(it may not be a partition) (σ2 condition depending on only k, c also implies )

(∗)

(Chiba, Lichiardopol 2018)

Q This also implies the following? The k disjoint chorded cycles can be transformed a partition of G

⇒ (∗)

n k, c, δ(G) n/2 (or σ2(G) ≥ n)

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