The f-factor Problem for Graphs and the Hereditary Property

Archive for Mathematical Logic 45 (6):665-672 (2006)
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Abstract

If P is a hereditary property then we show that, for the existence of a perfect f-factor, P is a sufficient condition for countable graphs and yields a sufficient condition for graphs of size ℵ1. Further we give two examples of a hereditary property which is even necessary for the existence of a perfect f-factor. We also discuss the ℵ2-case

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