Speaker
James Davies
(Cambridge)
Description
A matroid is frame if it may be extended such that it possesses a basis $B$ (a frame) such that every element is spanned by at most two elements of $B$. This gives frame matroids natural graphical representations as biased graphs.
We characterise the inequivalent graphical representations of 3-connected frame matroids that have a fixed element $\ell$ in their frame $B$. One consequence is a polynomial time recognition algorithm for frame matroids with a distinguished frame element.
Primary author
James Davies
(Cambridge)
Co-authors
Cynthia Rodríquez
Jim Geelen
(University of Waterloo)