AbstractIt is shown that for any positive integers k and w there exists a constant N=N(k,w) such that every 7-connected graph of tree-width less than w and of order at least N contains K3,k as a minor. Similar result is proved for Ka,k minors where a is an arbitrary fixed integer and the required connectivity depends only on a. These are the first results of this type where fixed connectivity forces arbitrarily large (nontrivial) minors
AbstractThe “tree-width” of a graph is defined and it is proved that for any fixed planar graph H, e...
AbstractWe prove that for any fixed r≥2, the tree-width of graphs not containing Kr as a topological...
AbstractA graph H is a minor of a graph G if H can be obtained from a subgraph of G by contracting e...
AbstractIt is shown that for any positive integers k and w there exists a constant N=N(k,w) such tha...
AbstractThe purpose of this note is to give a connectivity condition for a graph to have a rooted co...
We prove that every sufficiently large 6-connected graph of bounded tree-width either has a K6 minor...
AbstractLet K3,t∗ denote the graph obtained from K3,t by adding all edges between the three vertices...
AbstractLet a be an integer. It is proved that for any s and k, there exists a constant N=N(s,k,a) s...
AbstractA fundamental result in structural graph theory states that every graph with large average d...
AbstractAt the core of the Robertson–Seymour theory of graph minors lies a powerful structure theore...
AbstractLet r, s and t be integers and let c(r) be such that every graph G with at least c(r)|G| edg...
AbstractMyers conjectured that for every integer s there exists a positive constant C such that for ...
AbstractHadwigerʼs conjecture states that every graph with chromatic number χ has a clique minor of ...
AbstractThe path-width of a graph is the minimum value ofk such that the graph can be obtained from ...
We prove that every sufficiently large 6-connected graph of bounded tree-width either has a K6 minor...
AbstractThe “tree-width” of a graph is defined and it is proved that for any fixed planar graph H, e...
AbstractWe prove that for any fixed r≥2, the tree-width of graphs not containing Kr as a topological...
AbstractA graph H is a minor of a graph G if H can be obtained from a subgraph of G by contracting e...
AbstractIt is shown that for any positive integers k and w there exists a constant N=N(k,w) such tha...
AbstractThe purpose of this note is to give a connectivity condition for a graph to have a rooted co...
We prove that every sufficiently large 6-connected graph of bounded tree-width either has a K6 minor...
AbstractLet K3,t∗ denote the graph obtained from K3,t by adding all edges between the three vertices...
AbstractLet a be an integer. It is proved that for any s and k, there exists a constant N=N(s,k,a) s...
AbstractA fundamental result in structural graph theory states that every graph with large average d...
AbstractAt the core of the Robertson–Seymour theory of graph minors lies a powerful structure theore...
AbstractLet r, s and t be integers and let c(r) be such that every graph G with at least c(r)|G| edg...
AbstractMyers conjectured that for every integer s there exists a positive constant C such that for ...
AbstractHadwigerʼs conjecture states that every graph with chromatic number χ has a clique minor of ...
AbstractThe path-width of a graph is the minimum value ofk such that the graph can be obtained from ...
We prove that every sufficiently large 6-connected graph of bounded tree-width either has a K6 minor...
AbstractThe “tree-width” of a graph is defined and it is proved that for any fixed planar graph H, e...
AbstractWe prove that for any fixed r≥2, the tree-width of graphs not containing Kr as a topological...
AbstractA graph H is a minor of a graph G if H can be obtained from a subgraph of G by contracting e...