Scattered classes of graphs
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Abstract: For a class of graphs equipped with functions defined on subsets of or , we say that is -scattered with respect to if there exists a constant such that for every graph , the domain of can be partitioned into subsets of size at most so that the union of every collection of the subsets has value at most . We present structural characterizations of graph classes that are -scattered with respect to several graph connectivity functions. In particular, our theorem for cut-rank functions provides a rough structural characterization of graphs having no vertex-minor, which allows us to prove that such graphs have bounded linear rank-width.
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