Efficient proper embedding of a daisy cube
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Abstract: For a set of binary words of length the daisy cube is defined as the subgraph of the hypercube induced by the set of all vertices on shortest paths that connect vertices of with the vertex . A vertex in the intersection of all of these paths is a minimal vertex of a daisy cube. A graph isomorphic to a daisy cube admits several isometric embeddings into a hypercube. We show that an isometric embedding is proper if and only if the label is assigned to a minimal vertex of . This result allows us to devise an algorithm which finds a proper embedding of a graph isomorphic to a daisy cube into a hypercube in linear time.
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