AbstractIt is known that the class of graphs with treewidth (resp. pathwidth) bounded by a constant w can be characterized by a finite obstruction set obs(TW(w)) (resp. obs(PW(w))). These obstruction sets are known for w⩽3 so far. In this paper we give a structural characterization of graphs from obs(TW(w)) (resp. obs(PW(w))) with a fixed number of vertices in terms of subgraphs of the complement. Our approach also essentially simplifies known characterization of graphs from obs(TW(w)) (resp. obs(PW(w))) with (w+3) vertices.Also for any w⩾3 a graph from obs(TW(w))⧹obs(PW(w)) is constructed, that solves an open problem
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A short overview is given of many recent results in algorithmic graph theory that deal with the noti...
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