Maximal and maximum transitive relation contained in a given binary relation
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Abstract: We study the problem of finding a extit{maximal} transitive relation contained in a given binary relation. Given a binary relation of size defined on a set of size , we present a polynomial time algorithm that finds a maximal transitive sub-relation in time . We also study the problem of finding a extit{maximum} transitive relation contained in a binary relation. This is the problem of computing a maximum transitive subgraph in a given digraph. For the class of directed graphs with the underlying graph being triangle-free, we present a -approximation algorithm. This is achieved via a simple connection to the problem of maximum directed cut. Further, we give an upper bound for the size of any maximum transitive relation to be , where and is the number of edges in the digraph.
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