
doi: 10.1137/0405038
An equivalent subgraph of a directed graph \(G\) has the same reachability between vertices as \(G\). The families of minimal equivalent subgraphs and minimal directed cuts of a graph \(G\) form a pair of blocking clutters. The author shows that the minimal equivalent subgraph [directed cut] inequalities completely describe the directed cut [equivalent subgraph] polyhedron on strongly connected series-parallel directed graphs.
blocking clutters, Connectivity, Combinatorial optimization, Directed graphs (digraphs), tournaments, equivalent subgraph, polyhedra, directed graph, series-parallel directed graphs, reachability
blocking clutters, Connectivity, Combinatorial optimization, Directed graphs (digraphs), tournaments, equivalent subgraph, polyhedra, directed graph, series-parallel directed graphs, reachability
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