Note: The references are not ordered alphabetically!

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1501 G. Duran, M.C. Lin
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1502 G. Duran, M.C. Lin
On some subclasses of circular-arc graphs
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1503 B. Hedman
Clique graphs of time graphs
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1504 For any graph G, if we add a universal vertex vertex v, G+v is a dually chordal graph. This fact allows a trivial reduction, since the new vertex increases the chromatic number and the size of the largest clique by exactly 1. (Communicated by Vinicius Santos)
Furthermore, the clique cover number of G and G+v are equal, hence we have a reduction for clique cover, as well. (Communicated by Arne Leitert)
1505 A. Leitert
3-Colourability of dually chordal graphs in linear time
Manuscript, 2012
Available on arxiv.
1506 For any connected graph G, if we add a universal vertex vertex v, H = G+v is a locally connected graph. This fact allows a trivial reduction, since the new vertex increases the chromatic number and the size of the largest clique by exactly 1. Furthermore, the clique cover number of G and G+v are equal, hence we have a reduction for clique cover, as well. Similarly for independent set. (Communicated by Pavel Irzhavski). Treewidth is reduced analogously to clique (Communicated by Arne Leitert). For the domination problem, we add a true twin to every vertex (V*={v, v* | v in V} and E*={uv, u*v, uv*, u*v* | uv in E}). Then every dominating set in G is also dominating in G* and a minimal dominating set in G* can be converted to a minimal dominating set in G by replacing every vertex v* in the set by v (Communicated by Arne Leitert).
1507 P. Heggernes, P. van 't Hof, D. Lokshtanov, J. Nederlof
Computing the cutwidth of bipartite permutation graphs in linear time
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1508 D.M. Thilikos, M. Serna, H.L. Bodlaender
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1509 B. Monien, I.H. Sudborough
Min cut is NP-complete for edge weighted trees
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1510 P. Heggernes, D. Lokshtanov, R. Mihai, C. Papadopoulos
Cutwidth of split graphs, threshold graphs, and proper interval graphs
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1511 J. Diaz, M. Penrose, J. Petit, M. Serna
Approximating layout problems on random geometric graphs
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1512 J. Diaz, J. Petit, M. Serna
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1513 J. Yuan, S. Zhou
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1514 M. Yannakakis
A polynomial algorithm for the min cut linear arrangement of trees
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1515 D.M. Thilikos, M. Serna, H.L. Bodlaender
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1516 H. ElGindy
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1517 H. Mueller
Hamiltonian circuits in chordal bipartite graphs
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1518 P. Damaschke
The Hamiltonian circuit problem for circle graphs is NP-complete
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1519 G. Narasimhan
A note on the Hamiltonian Circuit Problem on directed path graphs
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1520 A.A. Bertossi, M.A. Bonuccelli
Hamiltonian Circuits in interval graph generalizations
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1521 A.A. Bertossi
The edge Hamiltonian path problem is NP-complete
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1522 T.-H. Lai, S.-S. Wei
The edge Hamiltonian path problem is NP-complete for bipartite graphs
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1523 T. Akiyama, T. Nishizeki, N. Saito
NP-completeness of the Hamiltonian cycle problem for bipartite graphs
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1524 J.S. Deogun, G. Steiner
Polynomial Algorithms for Hamiltonian Cycle in Cocomparability Graphs
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1525 C.J. Colbourn, L.K. Stewart
Dominating cycles in series-parallel graphs
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1526 B.S. Panda, D. Pradhan
NP-Completeness of Hamiltonian Cycle Problem on Rooted Directed Path Graphs
Manuscript
Available on arXiv.
1527 W.K. Shih, T.C. Chen, W.L. Hsu
An O(n^2 log n) algorithm for the Hamiltonian cycle problem on circular-arc graphs
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1528 L. Ibarra
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1529 J.M. Keil
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1530 B.S. Panda, S.K. Das
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1531 A.A. Bertossi
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1532 G.K. Manacher, T.A. Mankus, C.J. Smith
An optimum θ(n log n) algorithm for finding a canonical hamiltonian path and a canonical hamiltonian circuit in a set of intervals
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1533 M.S. Krisnamoorthy
An NP-hard problem in bipartite graphs
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1534 R.W. Hung, M.S. Chang
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1535 S.Y. Hsieh, C.W. Ho, T.S. Hsu, M.T. Ko
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1536 R.-W. Hung, M.-S. Chang, C.-H. Laio
The Hamiltonian cycle problem on circular-arc graphs
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1537 A. Itai, C. H. Papadimitriou, J. L. Szwarcfiter
Hamiltonian paths in grid graphs
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1538 C. Umans, W. Lenhart
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1539 M.R. Garey, D.S. Johnson, R.E. Tarjan
The planar Hamiltonian circuit problem is NP-complete
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1540 V.I. Benediktovich, V.I. Sarvanov
Hamiltonian cycle problem for planar cubic graphs
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1541 Hamiltonian cycle is NP-complete for locally connected graphs. Add a universal vertex u to a graph G. G has a Hamiltonian path if and only if G+u has a Hamiltonian cycle.
=>: G has a Hamiltonian path with starting vertex s and ending vertex e. Thus, (s, ..., e, u, s) is a Hamiltonian cycle in G+u.
<=: G+u has a Hamiltonian cycle. Therefore u has two neighbours s and e in the cycle. Thus (s, ..., e) is a Hamiltonian path in G. (Communicated by Arne Leitert, Pavel Irzhavski)
1542 H. Sachs
Über selbstkomplementäre Graphen
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1543 G.B. Mertzios, I. Bezakova
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1544 It is well known that the tree-width of a chordal graph is one less than its maximal clique. It is also well known that a planer graph can not have any clique of size 5 or greater, hence chordal \cap planar has treewidth at most 3 (Communicated by Vatshelle)
1545 A. Asinowski, E. Cohen, M.C. Golumbic, V. Limouzy, M. Lipshteyn, M. Stern
Vertex intersection graphs of paths on a grid
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1546 M. Middendorf, F. Pfeiffer
The max clique problem in classes of string-graphs
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1547 K. Appel, W. Haken
Every planar map is four colorable Part I. Discharging
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1548 K. Appel, W. Haken
Every planar map is four colorable Part II. Reducibility
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1549 K. Appel, W. Haken
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1550 F. Gurski
Characterizations for co-graphs defined by restricted NLC-width or clique-width operations
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1551 D. Eppstein described this class in an answer to a question of Y. Cao.
1552 A. Butman, D. Hermelin, M. Lewenstein, D. Rawitz
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1553 M.C. Francis, D. Goncalves, P. Ochem
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1554 F. Koenig
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1555 V.S. Gordon, Y.L. Orlovich, C.N. Potts, V.A. Strusevich
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1556 G. Chartrand, R. Pippert
Locally connected graphs
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1557 A. Abueida, R. Sritharan
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1558 T. Jiang
Planar Hamiltonian chordal graphs are cycle extendable
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1559 G.R.T. Hendry
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1560 C. Picouleau
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1561 D. Tankus, M. Tarsi
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1562 D. Tankus, M. Tarsi
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1563 M. Lesk, M.D. Plummer, W.R. Pulleyblank
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1564 M.D. Plummer
Well-covered graphs: A survey
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1565 E.M. Arkin, S.P. Fekete, K. Islam, H. Meijer, J.S.B. Mitchell, Y. Nunez-Rodriguez, V. Polishchuk, D. Rappaport, H. Xiao
A study of grid hamiltonicity: Not being (super)thin or solid is hard
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1566 V.S. Gordon, Y.L. Orlovich, F. Werner
Hamiltonian properties of triangular grid graphs
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1567 D.J. Oberly, S.K. Simic, D.P. Sumner
Every connected, locally connected nontrivial graph with no induced claw is hamiltonian
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1568 J.R. Reay, T. Zamfirescu
Hamiltonian cycles in T-graphs
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1569 Yu.L. Orlovich
On locally connected graphs whose maximal vertex degree is at most four
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1570 Z. Ryjacek
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1571 M. de Berg, O. Cheong, M. van Kreveld, M. Overmars
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1572 T. Hiroshima, Y. Miyamoto, K. Sugihara
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1573 D.E. Taylor, R. Levingston
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1574 P. Festa, P.M. Pardalos, M.G.C. Resende
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1575 A. Brandstaedt
On improved time bounds for permutation graph problems
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1576 Y.D. Liang
On the feedback vertex set problem in permutation graphs
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1577 C.L. Lu, C.Y. Tang
A linear-time algorithm for the weighted feedback vertex problem on interval graphs
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1578 S.R. Coorg, C.P. Rangan
Feedback vertex set on cocomparability graphs
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1579 M.S Chang, Y.D. Liang
Minimum feedback vertex set in cocomparability graphs and convex bipartite graphs
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1580 C. Wang, T. Liu, W. Jian, K. Xu
Feedback vertex set on tree convex bipartite graphs
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1581 Feedback vertex set on AT-free graphs
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1582 B. Courcelle, S. Oum
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1583 T. Kloks, C.-H. Liu, S.-H. Poon
Feedback vertex set on chordal bipartite graphs
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Available on arXiv.
1584 A. Takaoka, S. Tayu, S. Ueno
On minimum feedback vertex set in graphs
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1585 F. Gavril
Minimum weight feedback vertex sets in circle graphs
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1586 S. Ueno, Y. Kajitani, S. Gotoh
On the nonseparating independent set problem and feedback set problem for graphs with no vertex degree exceeding three
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1587 D. Li, Y. Liu,
A polynomial algorithm for finding the minimum feedback vertex set of a 3-regular simple graph
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1588 The decycling number of graphs
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1589 R.M. Karp
Reducibility among combinatorial problems
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1590 W. Jiang, T. Liu, T. Ren, K. Xu
Two hardness results on feedback vertex sets
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1591 W. Jiang, T. Liu, K. Xu
Tractable feedback vertex sets in restricted bipartite graphs
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1592 E. Speckenmeyer
On feedback vertex sets and nonseparating independent sets in cubic graphs
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1593 Feedback vertex set is NP-complete for planar graph of maximum degree 4. By subdividing each edge by one new vertex, it easily follows that feedback vertex set is also NP-complete on bipartite planar graphs of maximum degree 4 (V.B. Le).
1594 J.M. Keil, L. Stewart
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1595 F. Gavril
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1596 Y.-L. Lin
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1597 D. Kratsch, T. Kloks, H. Mueller
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1598 M.M. Halldorson, S. Kitaev, A. Pyatkin
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1599 S. Kitaev, A. Pyatkin
On representable graphs
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