Rankwidth of Graphs with Balanced Separations: Expansion for Dense Graphs
By: Emile Anand
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Finds hidden patterns in connected things.
We prove that every graph of rankwidth at least $72r$ contains an induced subgraph whose minimum balanced cutrank is at least $r$, which implies a vertex subset where every balanced separation has $\mathbb{F}_2$-cutrank at least $r$. This implies a novel relation between rankwidth and a well-linkedness measure, defined entirely by balanced vertex cuts. As a byproduct, our result supports the notion of rank-expansion as a suitable candidate for measuring expansion in dense graphs.
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