Packing triangles in weighted graphs
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Abstract: Tuza conjectured that for every graph , the maximum size of a set of edge-disjoint triangles and minimum size of a set of edges meeting all triangles satisfy . We consider an edge-weighted version of this conjecture, which amounts to packing and covering triangles in multigraphs. Several known results about the original problem are shown to be true in this context, and some are improved. In particular, we answer a question of Krivelevich who proved that (where is the fractional version of ), and asked if this is tight. We prove that and show that this bound is essentially best possible.
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