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The matching polynomial of a polygraph
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    The matching polynomial of a polygraph (English)
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    A polygraph is a collection of linked subgraphs. The matching polynomial of a cyclic polygraph is obtained as the trace of a product of matrices each corresponding to one monograph. Various results are obtained as generalizations of the well-known algorithm giving the matching polynomial of a graph in terms of the matching polynomials of smaller graphs obtained by removing lines and vertices.
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