Bourbaki

Exercise 2, § 2

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Algebraic Topology, II, p. 219

Let G=(S,F,o,t)G = (S,F, o, t) be a quiver. One says that G is a bipartite quiver if there exists a partition P={S1,S2}P =\{S_1,S_2\} into subsets of S such that for every arrow f∈Ff\in F, the origin o(f)o(f) and the term t(f)t(f) belong to different parts of the partition P.

a) Suppose that G is connected. Prove that there exists at most one partition P as above.

b) Prove that a graph G is bipartite if and only if every loop in G is of even length.

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