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摘要
罗伯逊(Robertson)和西摩(Seymour)的 "图形次要定理"(Graph Minor Theorem of Robertson and Seymour)意味着任何次要封闭图形属性的障碍都是有限的。我们证明,大小为 23 的无结嵌入只有三个障碍,远远少于大小为 22 的 92 个障碍,也少于已知在更大大小时存在的数百个障碍。我们还描述了其他几种拓扑性质,它们的障碍集在小尺寸时也显示出类似的下降趋势。对于十阶图形,我们对 35 个无结嵌入障碍和 49 个最大无结图形进行了分类。
Dips at small sizes for topological graph obstruction sets
The Graph Minor Theorem of Robertson and Seymour implies a finite set of obstructions for any minor closed graph property. We show that there are only three obstructions to knotless embedding of size 23, which is far fewer than the 92 of size 22 and the hundreds known to exist at larger sizes. We describe several other topological properties whose obstruction set demonstrates a similar dip at small size. For order ten graphs, we classify the 35 obstructions to knotless embedding and the 49 maximal knotless graphs.
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