The computational complexity of constructing the imbeddings of a given graph into surfaces of different genus is not well-understood. In this paper, topological methods and a reduction to linear matroid parity are used to develop a polynomial-time algorithm to find a maximum-genus cellular imbedding. This seems to be the first imbedding algorithm for which the running time is not exponential in the genus of the imbedding surface
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The maximum genus gamma_M(G) of a graph G is the largest genus of an orientable surface into which G...
AbstractThe complexity of embedding a graph into a variety of topological surfaces is investigated. ...
AbstractLet G be a graph that is cellularly embedded in the projective plane such that the dual grap...
Most existing papers about graph imbeddings ale concerned with the determination of minimum genus, a...
AbstractThis paper shows that a simple graph which can be cellularly embedded on some closed surface...
AbstractThe maximum genus, γM(G), of a connected graph G is the largest genus γ(S) for orientable su...
AbstractA lower bound for the number of maximum genus orientable embeddings of almost all graphs is ...
AbstractThe complexity of embedding a graph into a variety of topological surfaces is investigated. ...
AbstractA relative embedding of a graph in a surface with respect to a set of closed walks is one wh...
AbstractA relative embedding of a graph in a surface with respect to a set of closed walks is one wh...
AbstractThis paper concerns the maximum genus orientable surface upon which a given graph cellularly...
AbstractThis paper concerns the maximum genus orientable surface upon which a given graph cellularly...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The maximum genus gamma_M(G) of a graph G is the largest genus of an orientable surface into which G...
AbstractThe complexity of embedding a graph into a variety of topological surfaces is investigated. ...
AbstractLet G be a graph that is cellularly embedded in the projective plane such that the dual grap...
Most existing papers about graph imbeddings ale concerned with the determination of minimum genus, a...
AbstractThis paper shows that a simple graph which can be cellularly embedded on some closed surface...
AbstractThe maximum genus, γM(G), of a connected graph G is the largest genus γ(S) for orientable su...
AbstractA lower bound for the number of maximum genus orientable embeddings of almost all graphs is ...
AbstractThe complexity of embedding a graph into a variety of topological surfaces is investigated. ...
AbstractA relative embedding of a graph in a surface with respect to a set of closed walks is one wh...
AbstractA relative embedding of a graph in a surface with respect to a set of closed walks is one wh...
AbstractThis paper concerns the maximum genus orientable surface upon which a given graph cellularly...
AbstractThis paper concerns the maximum genus orientable surface upon which a given graph cellularly...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...
The question of how to find the smallest genus of all embeddings of a given finite connected graph o...