Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4647279 | Discrete Mathematics | 2014 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
Given a graph GG, a subset MM of V(G)V(G) is a module of GG if for each v∈V(G)∖Mv∈V(G)∖M, vv is adjacent to all the elements of MM or to none of them. A graph GG is prime if |V(G)|≥4|V(G)|≥4 and the only modules of GG are V(G)V(G), 0̸0̸, and singleton vertex sets. Given a prime induced subgraph G[X]G[X], we introduce a digraph that yields a necessary and sufficient condition for GG to be prime.
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Authors
P. Ille, R. Villemaire,