Abstract
The s-Club problem asks, for a given undirected graph , whether contains a vertex set of size at least such that , the subgraph of induced by , has diameter at most . We consider variants of -Club where one additionally demands that each vertex of is contained in at least triangles in , that each edge of is contained in at least ~triangles in , or that contains a given set of seed vertices. We show that in general these variants are W[1]-hard when parameterized by the solution size , making them significantly harder than the unconstrained -Club problem. On the positive side, we obtain some FPT algorithms for the case when and for the case when , the graph induced by the set of seed vertices, is a clique.
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