Graphs of small rank-width are pivot-minors of graphs of small tree-width
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Abstract: We prove that every graph of rank-width is a pivot-minor of a graph of tree-width at most . We also prove that graphs of rank-width at most 1, equivalently distance-hereditary graphs, are exactly vertex-minors of trees, and graphs of linear rank-width at most 1 are precisely vertex-minors of paths. In addition, we show that bipartite graphs of rank-width at most 1 are exactly pivot-minors of trees and bipartite graphs of linear rank-width at most 1 are precisely pivot-minors of paths.
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