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A graph is k-semi-transitively orientable if it admits an acyclic orientation that avoids shortcuts of length k or less. The notion of a k-semi-transitive orientation refines that of a semi-transitive orientation, which is the case of k equal infinity. For n<9, the number of non-3-semi-transitively orientable graphs is precisely the number of non-semi-transitively orientable graphs, which in turn is the same as the number of non-word-representable graphs. For n=9, there are four 3-semi-transitively, but orientable graphs which are not semi-transitively orientable graphs.
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A graph is k-semi-transitively orientable if it admits an acyclic orientation that avoids shortcuts of length k or less. The notion of a k-semi-transitive orientation refines that of a semi-transitive orientation, which is the case of k equal infinity. For n<9, the number of non-3-semi-transitively orientable graphs is precisely the number of non-semi-transitively orientable graphs, which in turn is the same as the number of non-word-rerpesentable representable graphs. For n=9, there are four 3-semi-transitively, but not semi-transitively orientable graphs.
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Ozgur Akgun, Ian P. Gent, Sergey Kitaev, Hans Zantema, Solving computational problems in the theory of word-representable graphs, arXiv:1808.01215 [math.CO], 2018.
Number of connected non-3-semi-transitively orientable graphs on n vertices.
The first four terms are the same as the terms 5 - 8 in A290814.
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A graph is k-semi-transitively orientable if it admits an acyclic orientation that avoids shortcuts of length k or less. The notion of a k-semi-transitive orientation refines that of a semi-transitive orientation, which is the case of k equal infinity. For n<9, the number of non-3-semi-transitively orientable graphs is precisely the number of non-semi-transitively orientable graphs, which in turn is the same as the number of non-word-rerpesentable graphs. For n=9, there are four 3-semi-transitively, but not semi-transitively orientable graphs.
Ozgur Akgun, Ian P. Gent, Sergey Kitaev, Hans Zantema, Solving computational problems in the theory of word-representable graphs, arXiv:1808.01215 [math.CO], 2018.
Ozgur Akgun, Ian P. Gent, Sergey Kitaev, Hans Zantema, <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/1808.01215">Solving computational problems in the theory of word-representable graphs</a>, arXiv:1808.01215 [math.CO], 2018.
The wheel graph W_5 is the only connected graph on 6 vertices that is non-3-semi-transitively orientable.
The first four terms are the same as the terms 5 - 8 in A290814
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