Some results on Berge's conjecture and Begin-End conjecture
Lucas Ismaily Bezerra Freitas, Orlando Lee

TL;DR
This paper investigates properties of certain classes of directed graphs related to stable sets and path partitions, providing structural insights and proving conjectures for specific subclasses like arc-locally in/out-semicomplete digraphs.
Contribution
It offers new structural results on $ ext{alpha}$-diperfect and BE-diperfect digraphs, and proves the conjectures for arc-locally in/out-semicomplete cases.
Findings
Minimal counterexamples have stable sets smaller than half the vertices.
Structural properties restrict the form of potential counterexamples.
Conjectures hold for arc-locally in-semicomplete and out-semicomplete digraphs.
Abstract
Let be a digraph. A subset of is a stable set if every pair of vertices in is non-adjacent in . A collection of disjoint paths of is a path partition of , if every vertex in is on a path of . We say that a stable set and a path partition are orthogonal if each path of contains exactly one vertex of . A digraph satisfies the -property if for every maximum stable set of , there exists a path partition such that and are orthogonal. A digraph is -diperfect if every induced subdigraph of satisfies the -property. In 1982, Claude Berge proposed a characterization of -diperfect digraphs in terms of forbidden anti-directed odd cycles. In 2018, Sambinelli, Silva and Lee proposed a similar conjecture. A digraph satisfies…
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TopicsAdvanced Graph Theory Research · Nuclear Receptors and Signaling · Graph theory and applications
