Connected components of graphs and reverse mathematics (Q2277258)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4195938
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4195938 |
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Connected components of graphs and reverse mathematics (English)
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1991
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Statements about infinite graphs can be formalized in the language of Friedman and Simpson's subsystems of second-order arithmetic. Working in \(RCA_ 0\), the following results concerning decompositions of graphs into (maximal) connected components can be proved. The statement ``every graph can be decomposed into its connected components'' is equivalent to the arithmetical comprehension scheme, \(ACA_ 0\). The statement ``for each \(k\in {\mathbb{N}}\), every graph with at most k connected components can be decomposed into its connected components'' is equivalent to the induction scheme \(I\Sigma^ 0_ 2\).
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decompositions of graphs into connected components
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Statements about infinite graphs
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subsystems of second-order arithmetic
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arithmetical comprehension scheme
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induction scheme
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