Weak and strong k-connectivity games
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Abstract: For a positive integer we consider the -vertex-connectivity game, played on the edge set of , the complete graph on vertices. We first study the Maker-Breaker version of this game and prove that, for any integer and sufficiently large , Maker has a strategy for winning this game within moves, which is clearly best possible. This answers a question of Hefetz, Krivelevich, Stojakovi'c and Szab'o. We then consider the strong -vertex-connectivity game. For every positive integer and sufficiently large , we describe an explicit first player's winning strategy for this game.
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