2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.laa.2020.03.017
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On graphs with 2 trivial distance ideals

Abstract: Distance ideals generalize the Smith normal form of the distance matrix of a graph. The family of graphs with 2 trivial distance ideals contains the family of graphs whose distance matrix has at most 2 invariant factors equal to 1. Here we give an infinite family of forbidden induced subgraphs for the graphs with 2 trivial distance ideals. These are also related with other well known graph classes.

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“…This could be obtained after showing a characterization of graphs having two trivial distance ideals. However, the latter problem seems to be difficult, since there exist infinitely many minimal induced forbidden graphs [3] (most of them are the same needed in the characterization of the well-known Strong Perfect Graph Theorem).…”
Section: Theorem 7 [4] a Connected Graph Has Only One Trivial Distanc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This could be obtained after showing a characterization of graphs having two trivial distance ideals. However, the latter problem seems to be difficult, since there exist infinitely many minimal induced forbidden graphs [3] (most of them are the same needed in the characterization of the well-known Strong Perfect Graph Theorem).…”
Section: Theorem 7 [4] a Connected Graph Has Only One Trivial Distanc...mentioning
confidence: 99%