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The kernel-subdivision number of a digraph

It is well known that determining if a digraph has a kernel is an NP-complete problem. However, Topp proved that when subdividing every arc of a digraph we obtain a digraph with a kernel. In this paper we define the kernel subdivision number \(\kappa(D)\) of a digraph \(D\) as the minimum number of...

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description It is well known that determining if a digraph has a kernel is an NP-complete problem. However, Topp proved that when subdividing every arc of a digraph we obtain a digraph with a kernel. In this paper we define the kernel subdivision number \(\kappa(D)\) of a digraph \(D\) as the minimum number of arcs, such that, when subdividing them, we obtain a digraph with a kernel. We give a general bound for \(\kappa(D)\) in terms of the number of directed cycles of odd length and compute \(\kappa(D)\) for a few families of digraphs. If the digraph is \(H\)-colored, we can analogously define the \(H\)-kernel subdivision number. In this paper we also improve a result for \(H\)-kernels given by Galeana et al. to subdividing every arc of a spanning subgraph with certain properties. Finally we prove that when the directed cycles of a digraph overlap little enough, we can obtain a good bound for the \(H\)-kernel subdivision number.
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