Crossing-Free Acyclic Hamiltonian Path Completion for Planar st-Digraphs

Computer Science – Data Structures and Algorithms

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In this paper we study the problem of existence of a crossing-free acyclic hamiltonian path completion (for short, HP-completion) set for embedded upward planar digraphs. In the context of book embeddings, this question becomes: given an embedded upward planar digraph $G$, determine whether there exists an upward 2-page book embedding of $G$ preserving the given planar embedding. Given an embedded $st$-digraph $G$ which has a crossing-free HP-completion set, we show that there always exists a crossing-free HP-completion set with at most two edges per face of $G$. For an embedded $N$-free upward planar digraph $G$, we show that there always exists a crossing-free acyclic HP-completion set for $G$ which, moreover, can be computed in linear time. For a width-$k$ embedded planar $st$-digraph $G$, we show that we can be efficiently test whether $G$ admits a crossing-free acyclic HP-completion set.

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