
doi: 10.1007/bf01788666
The author investigates Slim graphs which can be obtained by deleting in a Meyniel graph G all the edges induced by an arbitrary set of nodes. Besides proving that Slim graphs are perfect a simple proof of the conjecture is given that Meyniel graphs are locally perfect graphs.
Graph theory, locally perfect graphs, Slim graphs, strong perfect graph conjecture, Meyniel graphs, Structural characterization of families of graphs
Graph theory, locally perfect graphs, Slim graphs, strong perfect graph conjecture, Meyniel graphs, Structural characterization of families of graphs
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