Smooth 4-regular hamiltonian graphs are generalizations of cycle plus triangles graphs. It has be... more Smooth 4-regular hamiltonian graphs are generalizations of cycle plus triangles graphs. It has been shown that both the independent set and 3-colorability problems are NP-Complete in this class of graphs. In this paper we show that these problems are fixed parameter tractable if we choose the number of inner cycles as parameter.
Given a graph and an integer k, the biclique cover problem asks whether the edge-set of the given... more Given a graph and an integer k, the biclique cover problem asks whether the edge-set of the given graph can be covered with at most k bicliques (complete bipartite subgraphs); the biclique vertex-cover problem asks whether the vertex-set of the given graph can be covered with at most k bicliques. Both problems are known to be NP-complete even if the given graph is bipartite. In this paper we investigate these two problems in the framework of parameterized complexity: do the problems become easier if k is assumed to be small? We show that, considering k as the parameter, the first problem is fixed-parameter tractable, while the second one is not fixed-parameter tractable unless P=NP.
Smooth 4-regular hamiltonian graphs are generalizations of cycle plus triangles graphs. It has be... more Smooth 4-regular hamiltonian graphs are generalizations of cycle plus triangles graphs. It has been shown that both the independent set and 3-colorability problems are NP-Complete in this class of graphs. In this paper we show that these problems are fixed parameter tractable if we choose the number of inner cycles as parameter.
Given a graph and an integer k, the biclique cover problem asks whether the edge-set of the given... more Given a graph and an integer k, the biclique cover problem asks whether the edge-set of the given graph can be covered with at most k bicliques (complete bipartite subgraphs); the biclique vertex-cover problem asks whether the vertex-set of the given graph can be covered with at most k bicliques. Both problems are known to be NP-complete even if the given graph is bipartite. In this paper we investigate these two problems in the framework of parameterized complexity: do the problems become easier if k is assumed to be small? We show that, considering k as the parameter, the first problem is fixed-parameter tractable, while the second one is not fixed-parameter tractable unless P=NP.
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