MSOL restricted contractibility to planar graphs
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Abstract: We study the computational complexity of graph planarization via edge contraction. The problem CONTRACT asks whether there exists a set of at most edges that when contracted produces a planar graph. We work with a more general problem called -RESTRICTEDCONTRACT in which , in addition, is required to satisfy a fixed MSOL formula . We give an FPT algorithm in time which solves -RESTRICTEDCONTRACT, where is (i) inclusion-closed and (ii) inert contraction-closed (where inert edges are the edges non-incident to any inclusion minimal solution ). As a specific example, we can solve the -subgraph contractibility problem in which the edges of a set are required to form disjoint connected subgraphs of size at most . This problem can be solved in time using the general algorithm. We also show that for the problem is NP-complete.
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