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A characterization of graphs of girth eight or more with exactly two sizes of maximal independent sets
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    A characterization of graphs of girth eight or more with exactly two sizes of maximal independent sets (English)
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    9 June 1994
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    A graph \(G\) is called a well-covered graph if every maximal independent set of \(G\) is a maximum. This article considers graphs in which there are exactly two sizes of maximal independent sets. A characterization of such graphs is obtained for graphs of girth eight or more.
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    well-covered graph
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    maximal independent set
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    girth
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