Unique factorisation of additive induced-hereditary properties
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Abstract: An additive hereditary graph property is a set of graphs, closed under isomorphism and under taking subgraphs and disjoint unions. Let be additive hereditary graph properties. A graph has property if there is a partition of into sets such that, for all , the induced subgraph is in . A property is reducible if there are properties , such that ; otherwise it is irreducible. Mih'{o}k, Semaniv{s}in and Vasky [J. Graph Theory {�f 33} (2000), 44--53] gave a factorisation for any additive hereditary property into a given number of irreducible additive hereditary factors. Mih'{o}k [Discuss. Math. Graph Theory {�f 20} (2000), 143--153] gave a similar factorisation for properties that are additive and induced-hereditary (closed under taking induced-subgraphs and disjoint unions). Their results left open the possiblity of different factorisations, maybe even with a different number of factors; we prove here that the given factorisations are, in fact, unique.
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