The twin-width of powers of graphs with bounded tree-width
Speakers: Mauricio Yepez (University of Valparaiso)
Twin-width is a new graph parameter introduced by Bonnet, Kim, Thomassé and Watrigant. Graphs classes with bounded twin-width include those with bounded tree-width, clique-width, and also planar graphs and proper minor-closed classes. Moreover, they preserve most of the nice algorithmic properties of clique-width. In this work, we study the twin-width of power of graphs with bounded tree-width. This is known to be bounded but existing bounds are implicit and very large. We provide a bound of k for the twin-width of the k-th power of any tree and show that thisbound is tight. We also show that if G has tree-width at most t, then the twin-width of the k-th power of G is at most (1 + 2k ) · 2k·(t−1) .
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