Questions tagged [planar-graphs]
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Minimum planar bipartite graph to cover all perfect matching count
Given set $\mathcal T_n=\{0,1,\dots,2^n-1\}$ what is the minimum number of vertices $2m$ needed in a planar bipartite balanced graph such that at every $i\in\mathcal T_n$ there is a graph $G\in\...
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Volume interpretation of number of perfect matchings in bipartite planar graphs
Permanent of biadjacency of bipartite graphs is the number of perfect matchings. In the case of planar graphs we can obtain an orientation with sign changes and get away with computing the determinant ...
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Reference on generalization of plane graph duality between bonds and simple cycles
Let $G$ be a plane graph, and $G^*$ its dual. Among the $k$ partitions of the nodes of $G$, I'll call the connected k-partitions those such that each block of nodes of the partition induces a ...
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Orientations of Planar Graphs
Let $G$ be a $2$-edge-connected graph drawn in the plane (such that the edges intersect only at the endpoints). I want to orient
the edges of $G$ such that for each vertex $v$, there are no
three ...
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Reconstructing plane graphs from degree- and face-sequences
Let $G$ be a plane $3$-connected graph; so it partitions the plane
into regions bounded by faces.
Let $\mathrm{deg}_v$ be the sequence of vertex degrees of $G$,
and $\mathrm{deg}_f$ be the sequence of ...
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Partitioning the vertices of a graph into induced trees
I am looking for previous work regarding graphs whose vertices can be assigned colours (not necessarily a proper colouring) in such a way that each colour class induces a tree.
In particular I am ...
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Graph planarization via rewiring
Let $G$ be a nonplanar graph (undirected) of $n$ nodes and $e$ edges, with
$e \le 3n-6$.
Define a rewiring move as replacing edge $(a,b)$ with edge $(a,c)$.
The result must be a simple graph (no loops,...
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A question regarding the all pair shortest paths in weighted planar graphs
What is the time complexity of the fastest known algorithm for the all-pair shortest paths in planar graphs?
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Smallest planar graph with two non-homoemorphic plane embeddings?
Apologies for asking a question which probably has a well-known answer:
What is the smallest (not necessarily simple) planar graph with two non-homeomorphic embeddings into the plane?
I am ...
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Does every finite bridgeless cubic planar simple undirected graph admit a 2-factorization with at most two components each of which has even order?
Consider simple bridgeless cubic planar graphs.
Does each such graph admit a 2-factorization with $\leq 2$ components each of which has even order?
If not, does anyone know of an counterexample?
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How to prove that there does not exist any plane isotopy from the logarithmic spiral onto the real line? [closed]
Questions.
EDIT: readers please note that while this question arose in research, the OP was so hung-up on a question concerning infinite planar graphs that a strong a-forteriori-reason, kindly ...
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Cholesky factorization of planar graphs
Suppose the sparsity pattern of $A \in \mathbb{R}^{N \times N}$ is a planar graph. Can I use this to bound the complexity of solving
$$
Ax = b
$$
?
In particular, I was hoping to use the planar ...
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A conjecture on planar graphs
I don't know the following is a known result, but it would be very useful to me in my research if it were true.
Conjecture: Let $G$ be a planar graph. The sum
$$
\sum_{\{x,y\} \in E(G)}{\min(deg(x),...
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When is an ordering of edges in a graph a planar embedding?
Is there a criterion which decides whether a given rotation system for a graph determines a planar embedding? That is, a lemma of the form:
A graph G = (V, E) is planar if and only if there exists ...
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In how many ways can a given planar graph be mapped into the plane?
I feel sure that this question must have been addressed in the literature, but I can't seem to find it - I may be looking in the wrong place.
A graph is planar if it can be drawn on the plane such ...
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Is there easy proof for triangle-free two-coloring of planar graphs?
By merging two-two color classes, the Four Color Theorem implies that every planar graph can be two-colored such that each color class induces a triangle-free graph.
Is there a simpler proof for this ...
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How non-planar is the Math Genealogy Project graph? [closed]
The Mathematics Genealogy Project keeps an online database of information on as many mathematicians as they can get records for, focusing especially on advisor-student relationships. In this way, they ...
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Do planar graphs have an acyclic two-coloring?
A graph has an acyclic two-coloring if its vertices can be colored with two colors such that each color class spans a forest.
Does every planar graph have an acyclic two-coloring?
An affirmative ...
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Is every graph the center of some other graph?
The center of a graph $G$ is the set of vertices that minimize the largest
distance to vertices in $G$, e.g., in the graph below, that radius is $4$:
Define the ...
