Connectedness, Classes and Cycle Index
E. A. BENDER, P. J. CAMERON, A. M. ODLYZKO, L. B. RICHMOND
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Published: Jan 1, 1999
DOI: 10.1017/s0963548398003423
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This paper begins with the observation that half of all graphs containing no induced path of length 3 are disconnected. We generalize this in several directions. First, we give necessary and sufficient conditions (in terms of generating functions) for the probability of connectedness in a suitable class of graphs to tend to a limit strictly between zero and one. Next we give a general framework in which this and related questions can be posed, involving operations on classes of finite structures. Finally, we discuss briefly an algebra associated with such a class of structures, and give a conjecture about its structure.
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