degeneracy

equivalent to: arboricity

providers: ISGCI

Relations

Other		Relation from	Relation to
acyclic chromatic number	green■	upper bound	exclusion
arboricity	yellow■	upper bound	upper bound
average degree	red■	exclusion	upper bound
average distance	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
bandwidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
bipartite	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
bipartite number	magenta■	exclusion	unknown to HOPS
bisection bandwidth	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
block	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
book thickness	green■	upper bound	exclusion
boolean width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
bounded components	green■	upper bound	exclusion
boxicity	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
branch width	green■	upper bound	exclusion
c-closure	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
carving-width	green■	upper bound	exclusion
chordal	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
chordality	red■	exclusion	upper bound
chromatic number	red■	exclusion	upper bound
clique cover number	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
clique-tree-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
clique-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
cluster	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
co-cluster	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
cograph	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
complete	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
connected	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
contraction complexity	green■	upper bound	exclusion
cutwidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
cycle	green■	upper bound	exclusion
cycles	green■	upper bound	exclusion
d-path-free	green■	upper bound	exclusion
degeneracy	yellow■	equal	equal
degree treewidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
diameter	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
diameter+max degree	green■	upper bound	exclusion
disconnected	gray■	unknown to HOPS	unknown to HOPS
disjoint cycles	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to bipartite	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to block	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to bounded components	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to chordal	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to cluster	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to co-cluster	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to cograph	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to complete	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to disconnected	red■	exclusion	upper bound
distance to edgeless	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to forest	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to interval	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to linear forest	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to maximum degree	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to outerplanar	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to perfect	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
distance to planar	green■	upper bound	exclusion
distance to stars	green■	upper bound	exclusion
domatic number	red■	exclusion	upper bound
domination number	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
edge clique cover number	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
edge connectivity	red■	exclusion	upper bound
edgeless	green■	upper bound	exclusion
feedback edge set	green■	upper bound	exclusion
feedback vertex set	green■	upper bound	exclusion
forest	green■	upper bound	exclusion
genus	green■	upper bound	exclusion
girth	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
grid	green■	upper bound	exclusion
h-index	green■	upper bound	exclusion
inf-flip-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
interval	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
iterated type partitions	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
linear clique-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
linear forest	green■	upper bound	exclusion
linear NLC-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
linear rank-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
maximum clique	red■	exclusion	upper bound
maximum degree	green■	upper bound	exclusion
maximum independent set	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
maximum induced matching	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
maximum leaf number	green■	upper bound	exclusion
maximum matching	green■	upper bound	exclusion
maximum matching on bipartite graphs	green■	upper bound	exclusion
mim-width	magenta■	exclusion	unknown to HOPS
minimum degree	red■	exclusion	upper bound
mm-width	green■	upper bound	exclusion
modular-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
module-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
neighborhood diversity	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
NLC-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
NLCT-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
odd cycle transversal	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
outerplanar	green■	upper bound	exclusion
path	green■	upper bound	exclusion
pathwidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
pathwidth+maxdegree	green■	upper bound	exclusion
perfect	blue■	unbounded	exclusion
planar	green■	upper bound	exclusion
radius-r flip-width	magenta■	exclusion	unknown to HOPS
rank-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
shrub-depth	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
sim-width	magenta■	exclusion	unknown to HOPS
size	green■	upper bound	exclusion
star	green■	upper bound	exclusion
stars	green■	upper bound	exclusion
topological bandwidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
tree	green■	upper bound	exclusion
tree-independence number	gray■	unknown to HOPS	unknown to HOPS
treedepth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
treelength	magenta■	exclusion	unknown to HOPS
treewidth	green■	upper bound	exclusion
twin-cover number	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
twin-width	blue■	exclusion	exclusion
vertex connectivity	red■	exclusion	upper bound
vertex cover	green■	upper bound	exclusion
vertex integrity	green■	upper bound	exclusion

Results

2022 Expanding the Graph Parameter Hierarchy by Tran
- page 42 : bounded degeneracy does not imply bounded boxicity – Proposition 7.1. Degeneracy is incomparable to Boxicity.
- page 42 : bounded boxicity does not imply bounded degeneracy – Proposition 7.1. Degeneracy is incomparable to Boxicity.
2019 The Graph Parameter Hierarchy by Sorge
- page 8 : arboricity upper bounds degeneracy by a linear function – Lemma 4.5
- page 8 : degeneracy upper bounds arboricity by a linear function – Lemma 4.5
- page 9 : acyclic chromatic number upper bounds degeneracy by a polynomial function – Lemma 4.18. The acyclic chromatic number $a$ upper bounds the degeneracy $d$. We have $d \le 2 \binom a2 - 1$
assumed
- degeneracy is equivalent to degeneracy – assumed
unknown source
- degeneracy upper bounds chromatic number by a linear function – Greedily color the vertices in order of the degeneracy ordering. As each vertex has at most $k$ colored predecesors we use at most $k+1$ colors.
- degeneracy upper bounds average degree by a linear function – Removing a vertex of degree $d$ increases the value added to the sum of all degrees by at most $2d$, hence, the average is no more than twice the degeneracy.