Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations

The clique graph of a graph is the intersection graph of its (maximal) cliques. A graph is self-clique when it is isomorphic with its clique graph, and is clique-Helly when its cliques satisfy the Helly property. We prove that a graph is clique-Helly and self-clique if and only if it admits a quasi-...

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spelling paper:paper_03649024_v44_n3_p178_Bondy2025-07-30T18:12:43Z Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations Clique graph Clique-Helly graph Computational complexity Permuted matrix Selfclique graph Algorithms Computational complexity Matrix algebra Vectors Clique graphs Matrix permutations Graph theory The clique graph of a graph is the intersection graph of its (maximal) cliques. A graph is self-clique when it is isomorphic with its clique graph, and is clique-Helly when its cliques satisfy the Helly property. We prove that a graph is clique-Helly and self-clique if and only if it admits a quasi-symmetric clique matrix, that is, a clique matrix whose families of row and column vectors are identical. We also give a characterization of such graphs in terms of vertex-clique duality. We describe new classes of self-clique and 2-self-clique graphs. Further, we consider some problems on permuted matrices (matrices obtained by permuting the rows and/or columns of a given matrix). We prove that deciding whether a (0,1)-matrix admits a symmetric (quasi-symmetric) permuted matrix is graph (hypergraph) isomorphism Complete. ©2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. 2003 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03649024_v44_n3_p178_Bondy http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03649024_v44_n3_p178_Bondy
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topic Clique graph
Clique-Helly graph
Computational complexity
Permuted matrix
Selfclique graph
Algorithms
Computational complexity
Matrix algebra
Vectors
Clique graphs
Matrix permutations
Graph theory
spellingShingle Clique graph
Clique-Helly graph
Computational complexity
Permuted matrix
Selfclique graph
Algorithms
Computational complexity
Matrix algebra
Vectors
Clique graphs
Matrix permutations
Graph theory
Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
topic_facet Clique graph
Clique-Helly graph
Computational complexity
Permuted matrix
Selfclique graph
Algorithms
Computational complexity
Matrix algebra
Vectors
Clique graphs
Matrix permutations
Graph theory
description The clique graph of a graph is the intersection graph of its (maximal) cliques. A graph is self-clique when it is isomorphic with its clique graph, and is clique-Helly when its cliques satisfy the Helly property. We prove that a graph is clique-Helly and self-clique if and only if it admits a quasi-symmetric clique matrix, that is, a clique matrix whose families of row and column vectors are identical. We also give a characterization of such graphs in terms of vertex-clique duality. We describe new classes of self-clique and 2-self-clique graphs. Further, we consider some problems on permuted matrices (matrices obtained by permuting the rows and/or columns of a given matrix). We prove that deciding whether a (0,1)-matrix admits a symmetric (quasi-symmetric) permuted matrix is graph (hypergraph) isomorphism Complete. ©2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
title Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
title_short Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
title_full Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
title_fullStr Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
title_full_unstemmed Self-Clique Graphs and Matrix Permutations
title_sort self-clique graphs and matrix permutations
publishDate 2003
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