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    On a bipartition problem of Bollobás and Scott (English)
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    8 February 2011
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    The bipartite density of a graph \(G\) is \(\max\{| E(H)| /| E(G)|\, :\,H\) is a bipartite subgraph of \(G\}\). Let \(\mathcal H\) denote the collection of all connected cubic graphs which have bipartite density \(\frac 45\) and contain a maximum bipartite subgraph such that one of its partite sets is independent in \(G\). In the paper, it is proved that any graph in \(\mathcal H\) can be reduced, through a sequence of three types of operations, to a member of a well characterized class. As a consequence, an algorithm which decides whether a given graph belongs to \(\mathcal H\) is given.
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    bipartite graph
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    bipartite density
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    biased maximum bipartite subgraph
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