On bipartization of cubic graphs by removal of an independent set
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Abstract: We study a new problem for cubic graphs: bipartization of a cubic graph by deleting sufficiently large independent set . It can be expressed as follows: emph{Given a connected -vertex tripartite cubic graph with independence number , does contain an independent set of size such that is bipartite?} We are interested for which value of the answer to this question is affirmative. We prove constructively that if , then the answer is positive for each fulfilling . It remains an open question if a similar construction is possible for cubic graphs with . Next, we show that this problem with and fulfilling inequalities can be related to semi-equitable graph 3-coloring, where one color class is of size , and the subgraph induced by the remaining vertices is equitably 2-colored. This means that has a coloring of type .
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