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The maximum genus on a 3-vertex-connected graph (English)
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10 May 2001
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The author shows that the maximum genus among all 3-connected graphs with loops and multiple edges and Betti number \(\beta\) is at least \(\beta (G) /3\). The proof uses Xuong's theorem relating the maximum genus to the number of odd components in a cotree.
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