Packing k-edge Trees in Graphs of Restricted Vertex Degrees

Mathematics – Combinatorics

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Let v(G) be the number of vertices and t(G,k) the maximum number of disjoint k-edge trees in G. In this paper we show that (a1) if G is a graph with every vertex of degree at least two and at most s, where s > 3, then t(G,2) is at least v(G)/(s+1), (a2) if G is a graph with every vertex of degree at least two and at most 3 and G has no 5-vertex components, then t(G,2) is at least v(G)/4, (a3) if G is a graph with every vertex of degree at least one and at most s and G has no k--vertex component, where k >1 and s > 2, then t(G,k) is at least (v(G) - k)/(sk - k +1), and (a4) the above bounds are attained for infinitely many connected graphs. Our proofs provide polynomial time algorithms for finding the corresponding packings in a graph. Keywords: subgraph packing, 2-edge and k-edge paths, k-edge trees, polynomial time approximation algorithms.

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