Abstract
It is known that every hereditary property can be characterized by finitely many minimal obstructions when restricted to either the class of cographs or the class of -reducible graphs. In this work, we prove that also when restricted to the classes of -sparse graphs and -extendible graphs (both of which extend -reducible graphs) every hereditary property can be characterized by finitely many minimal obstructions. We present complete lists of -sparse and -extendible minimal obstructions for polarity, monopolarity, unipolarity, and -polarity, where is a positive integer. In parallel to the case of -reducible graphs, all the -sparse minimal obstructions for these hereditary properties are cographs.
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