
handle: 10447/699185 , 11386/4920069 , 2108/435089 , 20.500.11769/692018
A partial cube is a graph.G that can be isometrically embedded into a hypercube.Q(k), with the minimum of such k called the isometric dimension,.idim(G), of.G. A Fibonacci cube Gamma(k) excludes strings containing 11 from the vertices. Any partial cube.G embeds into some Gamma(d), defining Fibonacci dimension,.fdim(G), as the minimum of such d.It holds.idim(G) <= fdim(G) <= 2 center dot idim(G) - 1. While.idim(G) is computable in polynomial time, check whether.idim(G) = fdim(G) is NP-complete. We survey the properties of partial cubes and Generalized Fibonacci Cubes and present a new family of graphs.G for which.idim(G) = fdim(G). We conclude with some open problems.
Fibonacci Cubes, Fibonacci Cubes; Isometric words; Partial Cubes, Partial Cubes, Isometric words
Fibonacci Cubes, Fibonacci Cubes; Isometric words; Partial Cubes, Partial Cubes, Isometric words
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