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Reconstruction of \((p, p+1)\)-graphs from elementary contractions (Q1196377)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 78518
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Reconstruction of \((p, p+1)\)-graphs from elementary contractions
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 78518

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    Reconstruction of \((p, p+1)\)-graphs from elementary contractions (English)
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    14 December 1992
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    Earlier workers had solved the problem of reconstruction of a simple graph \(G\) from the deck of its elementary contractions \(\{G_ e\mid e\in E\}\) in the cases where \(G\) is disconnected, a tree, a unicyclic graph, a cactus or a separable graph without end points. In this paper the author solves the problem when \(G\) is a \(p\)-point graph with \(p+1\) lines. The proof technique involves a preliminary result computing the number of triangles in \(G\) from a knowledge of the number of edges in the contractions \(G_ e\) (true for any simple \((p,q)\)-graph) and a case discussion based on the number of triangles of \(G\) (which is shown to be at most two).
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    \((p,p+1)\)-graphs
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    reconstruction
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    triangles
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    contractions
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