Transversals in a collections of trees
Ethan Y.H. Li, Luyi Li, Ping Li

TL;DR
This paper studies the maximum size of collections of trees or stars on a fixed vertex set that avoid rainbow subgraphs, providing exact values and characterizations of extremal configurations.
Contribution
It determines exact maximum sizes of rainbow-free collections in families of stars and trees of equal order, and characterizes all extremal cases.
Findings
Exact maximum sizes for rainbow-free collections of stars and trees.
Characterization of all extremal configurations.
Results applicable when the number of vertices divides the size of the collection.
Abstract
Let be a fixed family of graphs on vertex set and be a collection of elements in . We investigated the transversal problem of finding the maximum value of when contains no rainbow elements in . Specifically, we determine the exact values when is a family of stars or a family of trees of the same order with dividing . Further, all the extremal cases for are characterized.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraph theory and applications · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
