Abstract: We describe several graphs of arbitrarily large rankwidth (or equivalently of arbitrarily large cliquewidth). Korpelainen, Lozin, and Mayhill [Split permutation graphs, {em Graphs and Combinatorics}, 30(3):633--646, 2014] proved that there exist split graphs with Dilworth number~2 of arbitrarily large rankwidth, but without explicitly constructing them. Our construction provides an explicit construction. Maffray, Penev, and Vuv{s}kovi'c [Coloring rings, arXiv:1907.11905, 2019] proved that graphs that they call rings on sets can be colored in polynomial time. Our construction shows that for some fixed integer , there exist rings on sets of arbitrarily large rankwidth. When and is odd, this provides a new construction of even-hole-free graphs of arbitrarily large rankwidth.
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