Graph Isomorphism by Conversion to Chordal (6, 3) Graphs

10/01/2018
by   M. Delacorte, et al.
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Babel has shown that for an extended class of chordal (6, 3) graphs the coarsest regular simplicial partition is equivalent to the graph's automorphism partition. We give a reversible transformation for any graph to one of these graph by using Booth's reduction of a graph to a chordal graph and elimination of Babel's forbidden subgraphs for these graphs by adding edges to them.

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