Abstract: The Gallai graph of a graph has the edges of as its vertices and two distinct vertices and of are adjacent in if the edges and of are adjacent in but do not span a triangle in . Clearly, is a subgraph of the line graph of . While line graphs can be recognized efficiently the complexity of recognizing Gallai graphs is unknown. In the present paper we characterize those graphs whose Gallai graphs are forests or trees, respectively.
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