#18484: Implement k-chordality of a matroid
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       Reporter:  Rudi              |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement       |       Status:  new
       Priority:  minor             |    Milestone:  sage-6.8
      Component:  matroid theory    |   Resolution:
       Keywords:  chord             |    Merged in:
        Authors:  Travis Scrimshaw  |    Reviewers:
Report Upstream:  N/A               |  Work issues:
         Branch:                    |       Commit:
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Comment (by Rudi):

 Replying to [comment:6 tscrim]:
 > It's better to not create a new ticket, but instead just push a new
 branch.
 >
 I tried, but apparently I was using the wrong command. Just `git trac push
 18484` from my new branch was rejected. I did not see how to scrap the
 existing branch.

 > Anyways, I'm going to recycle this ticket for k-chordality of a matroid
 (code to follow shortly, probably tomorrow).

 Will your algorithm check that definition directly? If so, a matroid M of
 rank >k is k-chordal if and only if  it's rank-k truncation T is, since M
 and T will have the same collection of length `<= k` circuits:
  `T=BasisMatroid(groundset = M.groundset(), nonbases =
 M.dependent_r_sets(k), rank = k)`

 To get all the circuits of length at most k in that truncation T, you
 could use `T.nonspanning_circuits()`. If the rank is much higher than k,
 this will be faster than listing all the circuits of the original matroid
 by `M.circuits()` and scrapping the long ones.

 If that rank-k truncation T is k-chordal, then how far is T from being
 binary? Is there a binary matroid B, a matroid N and an element e so that
 N\e = T, N/e = B?

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