Super-minimally $3$-connected matroids
Wayne Ge, James Oxley

TL;DR
This paper investigates super-minimally k-connected matroids, extending graph concepts, and determines maximum sizes and characterizations for such matroids when k=2 and 3, paralleling known graph and matroid results.
Contribution
It extends the concept of minimal connectivity to super-minimal cases in matroids and characterizes extremal structures for k=2 and 3.
Findings
Maximum size of super-minimally 2-connected matroids determined.
Maximum size of super-minimally 3-connected matroids determined.
Characterizations of extremal super-minimally 2- and 3-connected matroids provided.
Abstract
A super-minimally -connected matroid is a -connected matroid having no proper -connected restriction of size at least . This extends the corresponding concept for graphs. For and , we determine the maximum size of a super-minimally -connected rank- matroid and characterize, in each case, those matroids attaining the extremal bound. These results parallel Murty's results for minimally -connected matroids and Oxley's results for minimally -connected matroids.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Graph Theory Research · Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
