Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5776905 | Discrete Mathematics | 2017 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
A minimum feedback arc set of a digraph D is a minimum set of arcs which removal leaves the resultant graph free of directed cycles; its cardinality is denoted by Ï1(D). The acyclic disconnection of D, Ïâ(D), is defined as the maximum number of colors in a vertex coloring of D such that every directed cycle of D contains at least one monochromatic arc. In this article we study the relationship between the minimum feedback arc set and the acyclic disconnection of a digraph, we prove that the acyclic disconnection problem is NP-complete. We define the acyclic disconnection and the minimum feedback for graphs. We also prove that Ïâ(G)+Ï1(G)=|V(G)| if G is a wheel, a grid or an outerplanar graph.
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Authors
Ana Paulina Figueroa, César Hernández-Cruz, Mika Olsen,