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The following pages link to Computation of minimal rank and path cover number for certain graphs (Q1887507):
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- The inverse inertia problem for graphs: Cut vertices, trees, and a counterexample (Q836996) (← links)
- Minimum rank problems (Q848577) (← links)
- Maximum nullity of outerplanar graphs and the path cover number (Q848586) (← links)
- Minimum rank and maximum eigenvalue multiplicity of symmetric tree sign patterns (Q855530) (← links)
- On the minimum rank of the join of graphs and decomposable graphs (Q869896) (← links)
- On the maximum multiplicity of an eigenvalue in a matrix whose graph contains exactly one cycle (Q869912) (← links)
- Forbidden minors for the class of graphs \(G\) with \(\xi (G) \leqslant 2\) (Q876301) (← links)
- Orthogonal representations, minimum rank, and graph complements (Q924328) (← links)
- On acyclic and unicyclic graphs whose minimum rank equals the diameter (Q947619) (← links)
- An upper bound for the minimum rank of a graph (Q947626) (← links)
- Minimum rank of skew-symmetric matrices described by a graph (Q962078) (← links)
- On minimum rank and zero forcing sets of a graph (Q967512) (← links)
- Techniques for determining the minimum rank of a small graph (Q967515) (← links)
- Zero forcing parameters and minimum rank problems (Q975607) (← links)
- A note on universally optimal matrices and field independence of the minimum rank of a graph (Q977476) (← links)
- The minimum rank of symmetric matrices described by a graph: a survey (Q996311) (← links)
- The minimum rank problem over the finite field of order 2: Minimum rank 3 (Q999773) (← links)
- The minimum rank of matrices and the equivalence class graph (Q2459958) (← links)
- The maximum corank of graphs with a 2-separation (Q2477537) (← links)
- Zero forcing sets and the minimum rank of graphs (Q2477541) (← links)
- On the difference between the maximum multiplicity and path cover number for tree-like graphs (Q2568981) (← links)
- The graphs for which the maximum multiplicity of an eigenvalue is two (Q3399125) (← links)