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A note on line digraphs and the directed max-cut problem
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    A note on line digraphs and the directed max-cut problem (English)
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    25 June 1992
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    The support of a simple digraph is the undirected graph arising when directions of edges are ignored. The authors prove that recognizing supports of line digraphs is an NP-complete problem. Further, they observe that solvable cases of the directed max-cut problem arise from solvable cases of the maximum-weight stable set problem via supports of line digraphs. In particular, they investigate digraphs \(G\) such that the support of the line digraph \(G\) is perfect.
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    undirected graph
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    supports of line digraphs
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    NP-complete problem
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    directed max-cut problem
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    maximum-weight stable set problem
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