The Helly property of clique trees and the clique number #
The bags of a clique tree have the Helly property: every clique of the graph is contained in a single bag. Together with the fact that bags are cliques this identifies the clique number of the graph with the size of the largest bag, and shows that some bag is a maximum clique.
Main results #
SimpleGraph.CliqueTree.exists_subset_bag— every nonempty clique is contained in a bagSimpleGraph.CliqueTree.exists_subset_bag'— the same without the nonemptiness assumption, for a nonempty index typeSimpleGraph.CliqueTree.exists_subset_bag_set— the version for clique setsSimpleGraph.CliqueTree.cliqueNum_eq_sup_card_bag— the clique number is the largest bag sizeSimpleGraph.CliqueTree.exists_isMaximumClique_bag— some bag is a maximum cliqueSimpleGraph.IsPEO.cliqueNum_eq_sup_card_peoBag— the same for the bags of a perfect elimination order
The top nodes of two vertices sharing a bag are comparable.
If u and v share a bag and the top node of v has the smaller rank, then the top node of
v is an ancestor of the top node of u.
If u and v share a bag and the top node of v has the smaller rank, then v already lies
in the top bag of u.
Helly property of the bags. Every nonempty clique of G is contained in a single bag,
namely in the top bag of any of its vertices of largest rank.
Helly property of the bags, without a nonemptiness assumption on the clique.
Helly property of the bags, for a clique given as a finite set of vertices.
The clique number is the size of the largest bag.
Some bag is a maximum clique.
The clique number is the size of the largest bag of a perfect elimination order.