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On imbalances in multipartite multidigraphs
No full textA k-partite r-digraph(multipartite multidigraph) (or briefly MMD)(k ≥ 3, r ≥ 1) is the result of assigning a direction to each edge of a k-partite multigraph that is without loops and contains at most r edges between any pair of vertices from distinct parts. Let D(X1, X2, ⋯, Xk) be a k-partite r-digraph with parts Xi = {xi1, xi2, ⋯, xini}, 1 ≤ i ≤ k. Let dxij + and dxij − be respectively the outdegree and indegree of a vertex xij in Xi. Define axij (or simply aij) as aij = dxij + − dxij − as the imbalance of the vertex xij, 1 ≤ j ≤ ni. In this paper, we characterize the imbalances of k-partite r-digraphs and give a constructive and existence criteria for sequences of integers to be the imbalances of some k-partite r-digraph. Also, we show the existence of a k-partite r-digraph with the given imbalance set.</p
Mark Sequences In Digraphs
No full textIn Chapter 1, we present a brief introduction of digraphs and some def-
initions. Chapter 2 is a review of scores in tournaments and oriented graphs.
Also we have obtained several new results on oriented graph scores and we
have given a new proof of Avery's theorem on oriented graph scores. In chap-
ter 3, we have introduced the concept of marks in multidigraphs, non-negative
integers attached to the vertices of multidigraphs. We have obtained several
necessary and su cient conditions for sequences of non-negative integers to
be mark sequences of some r-digraphs. We have derived stronger inequalities
for these marks. Further we have characterized uniquely mark sequences in
r-digraphs. This concept of marks has been extended to bipartite multidi-
graphs and multipartite multidigraphs in chapter 4. There we have obtained
characterizations for mark sequences in these types of multidigraphs and we
have given algorithms for constructing corresponding multidigraphs. Chap-
ter 5 deals with imbalances and imbalance sequences in digraphs. We have
generalized the concept of imbalances to oriented bipartite graphs and have
obtained criteria for a pair of integers to be the pair of imbalance sequences
of some oriented bipartite graph. We have shown the existence of an oriented
bipartite graph whose imbalance set is the given set of integers
On multigraphic and potentially multigraphic sequences
No full textAbstractAn r-graph(or a multigraph) is a loopless graph in which no two vertices are joined by more than r edges. An r-complete graph on n vertices, denoted by Kn(r), is an r-graph on n vertices in which each pair of vertices is joined by exactly r edges. A non-increasing sequence π = (d1,d2,..., dn) of non-negative integers is said to be r-graphic if it is realizable by an r-graph on n vertices. An r-graphic sequence π is said to be potentially SL;M(r)-graphic if it has a realization containing SL;M(r)as a subgraph. We obtain conditions for an r-graphic sequence to be potentially S(r) L;M-graphic. These are generalizations from split graphs to p-tuple r-split graph.</jats:p
On graph energy, maximum degree and vertex cover number: On graph energy, maximum degree and vertex cover number
No full textFor a simple graph with vertices and edges having adjacency eigenvalues , the energy of is defined as . We obtain the upper bounds for in terms of the vertex covering number , the number of edges , maximum vertex degree and second maximum vertex degree of the connected graph . These upper bounds improve some recently known upper bounds for . Further, these upper bounds for imply a natural extension to other energies like distance energy and Randi\\u27{c} energy associated to a connected graph
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ST. W, SIMKINS
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Wsathsr Report.
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Satlntall for th- ■a-aBoa. |*t -.. Inch?-,
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.MARCH 11, 19W
The State Convention of Supi-rvi*--
■ors will meet in Lot Angeles April -*sth
to .With.
The registration for tbe city election has reached tbe COO mark and
probably nlntost the full vote will he
polled.
One month from todMj tbe municipal election occurs. As all uoiiiiua-
tioun must be tiled by Miirt-h limb, it
As not likely that the campaign will
Clveo up until after that date. It is
hoped there will be enoucch caudi-
•1-t'I*.- to make the contest luterestiug.
It would In.' eminently satisfactory
if some of the many rumors reuardiun
th*- building of a tourist bote! here
■odia culminate lu brick aud wood..
.A hotel is oue of the thiuus most
•nfiilttl aud will eveiitiially be built
only it.- would Ilka to tun ii built
-.'be fieople uf itilruy and vicinity
ban- lieeu set thiiikini' by the recent
conference held here by tbe rariou-*
bonnl-* of trndi- and DOW they are
jkDKious to know what proportion of
(.im - the lower end f the' couuty
r. .-.'it ■-•- out of the mouey -il pays into
r.b<- county till. It is a good tiling
iwheii citlzeus uf any community begin lo iu vest itta to such matters.
CHURCH NEWS.
Christian Sclent****—Service*, will be
held Sunday at 11 o'clock and Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the Christian
Science rending room, Madison-Tholta
building. All art* wi-hoiut*.
Cotijtregatioual Church.—Morning
A SAILOR'S GROWL.
To tht K'Utvrot tht T***m
The number of men called out by
President Lincoln (or the army ot the
union, when redncml to a throe years'
intimate, was L'.-ffu-oo. while in the
navy tbere were not more than .0,00(1,
and It seems lo tbe tew rvmaining
sailors of tbat war thai their aarrtpea Kgr^""^ -
*ro hardly appreciatod when In flag -2:1-; Voil(JK pW|i|t|i Society at
presoniations tho record of tho navy Is r*.-,,,. p-^tor'a Bible study at 7 :*10
not .-vou u.cnlioue.1 by speaker*. The i subject, Tbe Book of First Samuel,
army can show a greater number of[
casualtiea when it ia rvUH-mbervd that Memorial Cbuicb. Sunday, March
the singlu army uf thi- Potomac lost 1,1. Service at 11 a. in., preacher
over 24,000 more tnou In killed, wound- Itev. K. K. Hakei of the First I'res-
.si and missing in battle than uf the. byterlan cburcb of Oakland. Au-
total IHi'-O cental number ot males jtbam, "My Soul [)otb Magnify tbe
u( all age* In New Hampshire Lord," Tours. Addraas and or-r-an
and Itbode Island <■ p. tn. Program of re*
J.1*-'- of the total male population of ull citnl:
ages by tbe 1S»W -.vrmiis of California. Pilgrims Chonis * * - Waguer
Vet the navy can show a record of]Chorus, 1-argo • - (Intulel
.I.-.-.1- of great moment for so small a j High School Clee Club of Palo Alto
force. What would have become ol J Direction of Mr. JeSers
that army uf tbe Potomac cani)M*l at Spring Song Meudelaaobu
Hampton Roads had not that little j Chorus "Lift Thine Kyi
•Mendelssohn
HlRb School QlM Club
Audaute - - - Sascagui
Procesnituial March Uouuod
Joseph Smith, Orttatiist.
Presbytfrian Church.—The usual
'cheese box on a raft'' apjM-areil on
lb*.* scene on March I', lSUi and sent
ihe Rebel moa-lvr limping bock to
Norfolk never vo reappear- That action rcYolutiouut-d naval warfare u\n\
tutvul con-it ruction Lbroughoul the
world.
How much harder would have been j services will lie held uu Sunday,
tbe army's ia-*k had not Uupont and i Bible school at 0:13, morniug service
Goldaborougb on ibe South Atlantic «* XI, Christian Kudeavor at 6:30,'
coast, wiih iholr M-uadrons, lakt-u eveuiug service at "486. Vou ara
Wlliuluglon and Port Royal and keep-, cordially invited to attend these soring blockade i-untiers at a distance, j tIccb. Sabbath moruiug Mr. Smith
rblle other-*, served as a refuge foi
•Little Mac" on tin* Jain-**-. Or Farra-
i will deliver tbe first of a series of
! three sermons ou tbe subject, "Can
f*ul on tbe Mississippi and Mot-ale Hay, Jcerous Couteut." Tht subject of the
Ftarte ana Porter above Vicksburg and ,w" fvenlnn; sermons iu the series
Karrat'iitul Port Mmlsiiii. We knew "*- "Dlnu* Illsconteiit," "Divluo
thai that Canby could go iinuidlosted j *-'»iiteut," Caucetciis "Discontent."
from his landing at FUb river 16 al- -u *-"• Wetluexiny eveuiug meetings,
tack Sianish Fort unill our lleet could |tb« -,-",,J" for **■*' P"«W>t ia Iu tbe
go ihi farther for tho mud. Then the j &d§*4« •*' -'»*- I'billpplan-,.
army had lo liyht wbill* we --h*uI Hi.-j - —
night at dragging (or torpedooa In Ap* Cbrlsliitn Cburob, Preaching by
palaehe channel. th*- pustor at 11a. m. and 7::in p. tit.
We lost a moullor, a gunl-oat. a ram ; Sunday school meets at 10 a. m.
and several line-lad*, by MH-pedOM while The yuuug j>eople'» prayer meftiuir at
lho army was alrivliig io take lhat|C:3(t p. ni. "1'"* TescbiuK of
fi.it. or.■[--.. ~l*iKltw.p 15,000 rolaj from '.Jesus*' Is the gutlVnil theme uf the
going toopiMf-e Slixiiiiuii in lii- little Wednesday ereuitiK meeting: All are
trip through th*- south country. welcome,
When Wilson took tbe rebel i-mu
nlasJoiWia from the Treut at the com- First Ituptiet Church. — Corner
moucemeut of the war Seward kuetv Bryant street ami Ilumiltou avenue,
bu win* in no position to disregard Public wonbljp moruiiiK autl eveuiug.
(.rent liridiiu's deniund for their re- Iter. (J. U. Aldeu I). D., will preiu-h
lease, but after Famgat's little Im.-n* ul both services. Sunday school nt
ball game aud Wiualow -In ... 1 what 9:4*» and Baptist Vuuut: People-*
be could do with the Alal-am-i, Crest I'm.n meets at Cil.'i, topic. Ap*
Britain not ber eyes ■-■■eiicd. A relx-l pctite.i Unit Unmake Men, J. Lv Boy
cruiser, tbe "Futerprise," built, Dixon, leader. Ail ure invited to ul-
milled im-1 equipped lu Kimliiud, WH teml nil of uur servicea.
n-ndy to sail witb a crew of KnuU-di *
NOTICE
Of Regular Biennal Municipal'
Election of Officers
Notice is hereby given to tba
qualified electors of tbe Towu of Palo
Alto in tbe coanty of Santa Clara,
Stale of California, tbat tbe regular
biennial election for officers of tbo
said town of 1'utn Alto will be beld lu
said municipality according to law,
ou Mouday, tbe 11 th day of April,
1901. at wbicb said election tbe following officers will be elected:
Three Trustees to serve for four
years uext ensulug such election;
one Trustee to serve for two yooni
neit eusuiug sucb election, to SH tbe
unexpired term of Burke Corbet, resigned ; Towu Clerk aud ex-otllcio
Assessor; Town Marshal and ex-officlo
Tax Collector; Towu Treasurer.
And, whereas, the public interest
aud public necessity demand tbe immediate passage, adoption and approval of this ordiuauce.
Therefore, it Is hereby dcleared tbat
an emergency exists by reason of such
public Interest aud public necessity,
aud tbat by and with unanimous cou-
sent of all the Trustees present, tbia
ordinance l*e passed, adopted and
approved.
Passed and adopted tl nn ordinance
of the Towu of I'alo Alto nt n regular
meetiug of the Board o[ trustees of
said Towu, beld ou the 'th day of
March, 1901, ' witb the iiuauimuus
concent of all the Trustees present by
the following rote, to wit:
Ayes, aud iu favor uf the pas-ace
of said Ordinance, Truster. D. A.
Curry. Q, W. Mosber, I). L. Sloan.
Noes, none.
Sinned, attest ed mid appro red as
an ordinance of the Town uf Palo
Alto ou this Qtta day of March, 1001.
D. L. SLOAN,
President of the Board of Trustees of the Towu of Palo Alto.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance was passed by the Board
of -Trustees of tbe Town of I'alo Alto
aud -ii'iinl by its President, at its
regular meeting held on tbe ~itb day
of March, 19(M.
(Seal. II. W. SIMKINS,
Clerk of the Town of Palo Alto.
I Why go out of town || ■ F. Luscher |
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TURNS OUT SUCH FINE WORK
SLADE'S
BARBER SHOP
1 sailors to prey upon oni commerce.
. The appointment of Charle- H. ; Cb„tvn Praucis Adams, our miulster,
Mokert, a Stanford graduate, to be! Iiro|wto.l against b.*r being allowed
dofiity Culled States attorney, has j t() .„•■ He was coolly told that their
caused auy uniouut of discoid la thsL^tUlW had uo provhdou for their
Califoruia Cotncressloual delei.aliou. ttt.(.wh.)t, lo y. ,ir..*...»t. --Very well!
•Irpr-veutative Mcl-acblau of Urn T,.i8 ltltuae ^^ (-entlemeu!- said
.-tin-teles and Senator Bard have beeu
CARTOONIST HERE MONDAY.
The iip|ieurauce uf Homer Diiven-
port, the fumons cartoonist, in Assembly hull next Monday et-culUK, '
wheu he will talk ou "The Power of u'
Cartoon" is already attracting mui-h
atteutfou. Tickets are now ou sale ■
Ai-trtl* •■>.... .l-.-r 1.3
Did
. Adams. The **hip was immedlately , ,. ,.„,„,.„„ fumiliaitorH noil »i
• auamdiu* over the matter and others ' |>tf(| MU(i lj()lJKi)t liv tht. ,.„,,„,, ■«
*jt U» delegation me mixed up In tho | m0|lt .,„ llirBI) W1W iUe .„ „ltJ.
•Jiapiile. It is not thnt l-'iekiirt la I ■■>*0-j must!"
•objectiouable. but that the (lositiou , U(>tbtuK worthy
»as wanted for others. It Is all ■ ilbw army U»y» are Hlveii tbe credit of
-matter of patronage and doe* not , .„lUilI/. ,]„„.., Umt relfellionr But
a,ri'iitly interest the 'iildlic. iil.nl «..k nnl ull mm illil \ft-.r tlu.i "'."
llial win, not all we tllil. ..rter the rL,III((rjtM itoll. w,\\ -|lt,piy !«. in the
^ iiiubllng was over the nuvy boys, bi- lmture „f « humorous talk, iu which
«>neof tha atrauiiast ot recent po* j iuK nigulars. Had to go to various tbv {tiUl.mit ewicaturlst will eugaga
W Ural freaks is tbe .eodeucy of tbe j parts of tbe world to show tbe nations lu _. tmmiuK tt„. 0- remiuisceucce.
. Jeiia-jcracy to accept W. ll. Hearst ithat we were still u nation.
tat bis owu estimate and make bim a ; Otic ship, the Ticonderogii iitnlur
-saudidate for the Presidency. There l Commodore Stood mini, plnceil Hint
-ta at present a strom* probii blllty that i ship ot eight gam between n Tnrkiih , ~eJ
this will tie doue. TbrouKbuiit the'Timidii rrigate, demanding protOO- atorta_, _
at id d Ir West many cmcressioual cou - : Hon for our consul. Onl. Maggee. at ^.j.-...",.^,., U|tna,r with bis wit and
wentions have declared in favor of iSudl Crete, who had taken r*fu«e on bll.imr. The San Pntncisco Chronicle
(learnt aud W. J. Bryan will ; la»iml the British frigate Aretha
Stanford Pharmacy, nud present 111*!
" ''■' * , dlcattons poiut to a )m.-•■ atteudunce.
our navy do, Rwt,rvw| B(.at. urt} aBTeuty-flve aud '.
T Bfty OWU. A general impression
seems to be current that Dnveuport
will give a customary lecture. Ills \
relating iu a humorous wsy, with the]
nssi-daiici* of his pencil, the expert- ■
mces be hair had iu sketching fmiioun
Davenport has a fund of
aud keeps hit audience* In a ,
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leelurt* as "In reality ]
■plan- his iiHiiie before the St. Louis ; bli wife and child. Tin* demand wn« „ aaUxy „, atorlatte*. mostly humor
uuri-urhiu. Tln*n* is ahsolutely uo , faMtatttd to ttfter we lay there thirty-
-ohanct- tin' .Mr. Hearst would be \ nix hours itntl »aluteawere esehanui-il.
-olni-ted^ut ralher tbat hi- .-atulidacy : Again «t Larniicw Cyprus, be com-
twill permanently disrupt the Ihimo-1 pelled the i K4t.rptl1.11 goremor to
.irar.ir party. t apologi/.**. release tin* man hiii) pay
, of iuoideiite aud experiences of
all kind- that be ha*, met with from
tbe time he ran awuy from borne to
join a ineuugerii1, which employment
he left bOMDH he win* naked
100 Indemnity for tbe insult lo wj alophint,'«oHl the present da
Without a doubt tin* entertain-*
will l>e the most novel that has lur-cn
The experience of thu Sun l-'nincisco \ the I|Hg nud our consul
ferryboat commuters during tbe j Ceauoli, who by the ooennwc
-' .1 M r-* -E--r l .*. .ii.-l uiffbt before last!came practically dictator aud able to .j-a.,, jH-r,, f«r many n day. TheartlVt
was anything but pleasant. It waa j esidore buried cities of Cyprus uu-1^ „ nifW,,lt,li»(m lilht' «»„,,,(„ |i)m
alau dangerous. There lit already a I molested. midieut-e, aud boldl it a|iellboimii
-atroiig toudency mi tbo part of com I Wa ol tbe twti atuvlces were ac- whilo he Is speaklug. Davenport Is
mut era to make their home*, ou the counted brave iu tbat we exposed the ouly great cartooulst tbe world
peuln»ula. What witb tbe fuga aud | ourselves ;..:-n.-' our country's has bad since Tbomaa .Nasi. Uo la
tbe slonut-, the necessity for daily , enemies with arma in our hand** and ' lbo 8iU(.|a, .-.niericau today iu the Hold
trip* acroas tbe Imy makes life uu- comrades U-*idi> us. But what shall
-pleaaaiit. In tbe course of a few we say of the lady iiilssiounries w ith
month*, the time fiom San Krnuulsco i their cbildreu, who cheered DI with
to I'alo Alto will tie only forty mln- j waving stars and stripes on the shores
tbat ht* represents. Ills reputation,
is world-wide, and tbia distiuotlou
lias COma to him through his political
cartoon*. Some of then-.- that have
nUia lees than the time to Herkoley j of the Kospborus. tbelr only wtrthly ■ mmat (,■„. autjt famous be will draw
or Alameda. Naturally the tide of 1 protection that absent flag for H'e. fltr u,(1 audience Monday night. Tha
t mint How this way. ■ pnsl aix years. We gave them the
,., ; meed of greater bravery, a blgbu
I aud loftier courage thiiti ours, al
that time risking lie lug burned in
. tbelr homes or sulfrring the horrible
i f.ini.ihtn- others experieucetl latei
ilsrptiot. Truly, It bebuoves us
onnnuti'j
Vork World aays or his talk
: there: "lie didn't lecture; be did
One of the most fro.pieut com-!auu tmnr CIJU™«*' »'••» oura- ■» better. In. talked. Ila yarned.**
plaUtsmade by strangers coming to ! -•»« t-n** ™Wu« b*iu« bart,vi '" Julian Hawthorn.*, the author, says
Palo Alto is tbat they are held aloof itMr ,,0,,1W( or """"iiK tbe horrible of hin,. ..Thett, u DOt !o rar k(J(M,,.
JTrt.tn tbe older residents and are not 1»ru***liti«'« »lb«™ experiem^l later at ^^ H1)V 0.ber mRU I1(JI, ,,. .,,,„
made to feel welcome. And nearly "*"T*-''>t* Trnly.lt behooves us to CIJUulry w)lo cmi lu0o»afullj rival
ovory newcomer Hjieiiks about lbo ap- '"'*""" llllvy "vw(ir.' y "'"',,. U> him iu the natural gHU which make
parent lack of cunMality among the eay to the world '.on iniist! up a man to whom audiences love to
•ohiin-h people. It is a conimuu thing! * ' liaten. Ile is unlipit* and Irreslat.
*to hear people say, "Ves.-I went to able."
•shtiroh but no one spoke- to tun, even 1 Hooaobrmklnf is beoondAs altogatbar > One of tbu most enterUiiulug fea*
thi* minister did nut i-oine to welcome , to" common in Palo Alto. Two such - turea or the "Power ol a Cartoon" Is
mo," and this coldness does much to > occurrence* were reporUMl the llrst ul the Illustrating of bis anecdotes with
make strangers dissatisfied. It the week, and on Wi'dn.*s4l:ty alu-moon ; rapid cartiam drawing. Xo one in
would be so easy for tbe older reai-1 **on.i*oii,. --ntt-red the room of Jam*.*** America la able to draw a picture
•dents uf tbe towu to give a stranger a > l*** is on Channlng avenue and took a ■ better illustrating some leading topic
•pleasant smile and a cordial word,! revolver. Somo moiiuy in a toblo of tho day, jKilitlcal or otherwise.
•ml if the minister would step dowu j drawer was overlooked, uml nothing 1 -——' . -
near tho door mid gmet tbe new jm.o- '*<l**u was missing. Tbu Intrudur onU'retl J Special rates will In* made fur faiii-
ple a> they left the churches, a much j tho room through a window and fvl-i ||y washing, by the Palo Alto Latin-
.attonger bond of unity aud friend- j denlly wa-* some nim who kn«w the.dry t!oni|»auy. All their charges
ship could be maintained. j neighborhood. I are moderate.
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