Abstract
A graph is class II, if its chromatic index is at least . Let be a maximum -edge-colorable subgraph of . The paper proves best possible lower bounds for , and structural properties of maximum -edge-colorable subgraphs. It is shown that every set of vertex-disjoint cycles of a class II graph with can be extended to a maximum -edge-colorable subgraph. Simple graphs have a maximum -edge-colorable subgraph such that the complement is a matching. Furthermore, a maximum -edge-colorable subgraph of a simple graph is always class I.
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