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Profile minimization on compositions of graphs

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10.1007/s10878-007-9061-9

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The profile minimization problem arose from the study of sparse matrix technique. In terms of graphs, the problem is to determine the profile of a graph G which is defined as P(G) = min(f) Sigma(v epsilon V(G)) max(x epsilon N[v]) (f(v) - f(x)), where f runs over all bijections from V(G) to {1,2,...,vertical bar V(G)vertical bar} and N[v] = {v} boolean OR {x epsilon V(G): xv epsilon E(G)}. This is equivalent to the interval graph completion problem, which is to find a super-graph of a graph G with as few number of edges as possible. The purpose of this paper is to study the profiles of compositions of two graphs.

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