Abstract

Let BB and RR be two simple graphs with vertex set VV, and let G(B,R)G(B,R) be the simple graph with vertex set VV, in which two vertices are adjacent if they are adjacent in at least one of BB and RR. For X⊆VX \subseteq V, we denote by B∣XB|X the subgraph of BB induced by XX; let R∣XR|X and G(B,R)∣XG(B,R)|X be defined similarly. We say that the pair (B,R)(B,R) is {\em additive} if for every X⊆VX \subseteq V, the sum of the clique numbers of B∣XB|X and R∣XR|X is at least the clique number of G(B,R)∣XG(B,R)|X. In this paper we give a necessary and sufficient characterization of additive pairs of graphs. This is a numerical variant of a structural question studied in \cite{ABC}.

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