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CS614. Advanced Algorithms. L14 Quiz.

CS614. Advanced Algorithms.

L14 Quiz

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Problem 2. High-Degree Branching for FVS

Apply the same preprocessing steps as in the previous problem.

Let (v1,v2,…,vn)\left(v_1, v_2, \ldots, v_n\right)(v1​,v2​,…,vn​) be a descending ordering of V(G)V(G)V(G) according to vertex degrees, i.e., d(v1)≥d(v2)≥…≥d(vn)d\left(v_1\right) \geq d\left(v_2\right) \geq \ldots \geq d\left(v_n\right)d(v1​)≥d(v2​)≥…≥d(vn​). Let V3k={v1,…,v3k}V_{3 k}=\left\{v_1, \ldots, v_{3 k}\right\}V3k​={v1​,…,v3k​}.

Recall that the minimum vertex degree of GGG is at least 3. Show that every feedback vertex set in GGG of size at most kkk contains at least one vertex of V3kV_{3 k}V3k​.


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