MAX for k-independence in multigraphs
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Abstract: For a fixed positive integer , a set of vertices of a graph or multigraph is called a -independent set if the subgraph induced by has maximum degree less than . The well-known algorithm MAX finds a maximal -independent set in a graph or multigraph by iteratively removing vertices of maximum degree until what remains has maximum degree less than . We give an efficient procedure that determines, for a given degree sequence , the smallest cardinality of a -independent set that can result from any application of MAX to any loopless multigraph with degree sequence . This analysis of the worst case is sharp for each degree sequence in that there exists a multigraph with degree sequence such that some application of MAX to will result in a -independent set of cardinality exactly .
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