Equitable factorizations of highly edge-connected graphs: complete characterizations
Morteza Hasanvand

TL;DR
This paper provides complete characterizations for equitable and almost equitable factorizations of highly edge-connected graphs, establishing new criteria and conditions for such decompositions with applications to parity and degree constraints.
Contribution
It introduces novel necessary and sufficient conditions for equitable factorizations in highly edge-connected graphs, including simplified criteria and applications to degree and parity constrained decompositions.
Findings
Characterization of equitable factorizations under degree conditions
Simplified criteria for degree-based factorizations
Applications to parity and almost even factorizations
Abstract
In this paper, we show that every highly edge-connected graph , under a necessary and sufficient degree condition, can be edge-decomposed into factors such that for each vertex with , . This characterization covers graphs having at least vertices with degree not divisible by . In addition, we investigate almost equitable factorizations in arbitrary edge-connected graphs. Next, we establish a simpler criterion for the existence of factorizations satisfying for all vertices (reps. ). As an application, we come up with a criterion to determine whether a highly edge-connected graph with (resp. ) can be edge-decomposed into…
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Topicsgraph theory and CDMA systems · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Interconnection Networks and Systems
