A polynomial characterization of some graph partitioning problems
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The uniform partition (UP) and the simple max partition (SMP) problems are NP-complete graph partitioning problems, and polynomial-time algorithms are known for few classes of graphs only. In the present paper, the class of line-graphs is considered and a polynomial algorithm is proposed to solve both problems in this class. When the instance space is extended to digraphs, a characterization is possible which leads to similar results.
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