Extension of line-splitting operation from graphs to binary matroids.
Azanchiler, Habib (2006)
Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics
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Azanchiler, Habib (2006)
Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics
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Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal
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In [3], the present author used a binary operation as a tool for characterizing geodetic graphs. In this paper a new proof of the main result of the paper cited above is presented. The new proof is shorter and simpler.
Jacek Tabor, Józef Tabor, Krzysztof Misztal (2013)
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There are many types of midconvexities, for example Jensen convexity, t-convexity, (s,t)-convexity. We provide a uniform framework for all the above mentioned midconvexities by considering a generalized middle-point map on an abstract space X. We show that we can define and study the basic convexity properties in this setting.
Norelhouda Bakri, Lemnaouar Zedam, Bernard De Baets (2021)
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In this paper, we introduce six basic types of composition of ternary relations, four of which are associative. These compositions are based on two types of composition of a ternary relation with a binary relation recently introduced by Zedam et al. We study the properties of these compositions, in particular the link with the usual composition of binary relations through the use of the operations of projection and cylindrical extension.
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Discussiones Mathematicae - General Algebra and Applications
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To binary trees, two-ary integers are what usual integers are to natural numbers, seen as unary trees. We can represent two-ary integers as binary trees too, yet with leaves labelled by binary words and with a structural restriction. In a sense, they are simpler than the binary trees, they relativize. Hence, contrary to the extensions known from Arithmetic and Algebra, this integer extension does not make the starting objects more complex. We use a semantic construction to get this extension....
Duchon, Philippe (1998)
Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science. DMTCS [electronic only]
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