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Questions tagged [planar-graphs]

A planar graph is a graph (in the combinatorial sense) that can be embedded in a plane such that the edges only intersect at vertices. Consider tagging with [tag:combinatorics] and [tag:graph-theory]. For embeddings into higher-genus spaces, use [tag:graph-embeddings].

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planar regular bipartite graph

(a) Prove that there exists a 3-regular planar bipartite graph $G$ with $4n$ vertices for all $ n\geq 3$. (b) Prove that does not exist a 3-regular planar bipartite graph with $10$ vertices. The ...
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Degree of vertices in planar graph

Here is the problem: Let $G$ a planar graph with $12$ vertices. Prove that there exist at least $6$ vertices with degree $\leq 7$. Here it is what I did: Since $G$ is planar the number of its ...
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"Planar" graphs on Möbius strips

Is there an easy way to tell if a graph can be embedded on a Möbius strip (with no edges crossing)? A specific version of this: if a simple graph with an odd number of vertices has all vertices of ...
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Checking whether a graph is planar

I have to check whether a graph is planar. The given type is $$ e ≤ 3v − 6 .$$ From Wikipedia: Note that these theorems provide necessary conditions for planarity that are not sufficient ...
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Planar graph embedding algorithm

I'm looking for a planar graph embedding algorithm description. Actually, it would be nice if I knew at least names of these algorithms. The only one I know is called γ(gamma)-algorithm, and it has an ...
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What is a rigorous way to prove that this graph is non-planar?

What is a rigorous way to prove this graph is non-planar? I have some vague memories of setting the edges within the boundary of the graph as vertices and then use some adjacency rule to check to see ...
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