Multi-part Nordhaus-Gaddum type problems for tree-width, Colin de Verdi\`ere type parameters, and Hadwiger number
Leslie Hogben, Jephian C.-H. Lin, Michael Young

TL;DR
This paper investigates multi-part Nordhaus-Gaddum problems for various graph parameters, providing asymptotic bounds for sums and products across multiple graph decompositions, extending classical two-graph analyses.
Contribution
It generalizes Nordhaus-Gaddum problems to multiple parts and determines asymptotic bounds for several graph parameters, including tree-width and Hadwiger number.
Findings
Asymptotic upper bounds for r-part sums and products of tree-width and variants.
Ranges for lower bounds of these parameters in r-part decompositions.
Bounds for Hadwiger number and Colin de Verdière number in multi-part settings.
Abstract
A traditional Nordhaus-Gaddum problem for a graph parameter is to find a (tight) upper or lower bound on the sum or product of and (where denotes the complement of ). An -decomposition of the complete graph is a partition of the edges of among spanning subgraphs . A traditional Nordhaus-Gaddum problem can be viewed as the special case for of a more general -part sum or product Nordhaus-Gaddum type problem. We determine the values of the -part sum and product upper bounds asymptotically as goes to infinity for the parameters tree-width and its variants largeur d'arborescence, path-width, and proper path-width. We also establish ranges for the lower bounds for these parameters, and ranges for the upper and lower bounds of the -part Nordhaus-Gaddum type problems for the…
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TopicsAdvanced Graph Theory Research · Interconnection Networks and Systems · Graph theory and applications
