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A large set of torus obstructions and how they were discovered (English)
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22 February 2018
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Summary: We outline the progress made so far on the search for the complete set of torus obstructions and also consider practical algorithms for torus embedding and their implementations. We present the set of obstructions that are known to-date and give a brief history of how these graphs were found. We also describe a nice algorithm for embedding graphs on the torus which we used to verify previous results and add to the set of torus obstructions. Although it is still exponential in the order of the graph, the algorithm presented here is relatively simple to describe and implement and fast-in-practice for small graphs. It parallels the popular quadratic planar embedding algorithm of \textit{G. Demoucron} et al. [Rev. Franç. Rech. Opér. 8, No. 30, 33--47 (1964; Zbl 0128.17203)].
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embedding graphs on surfaces
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obstructions for surfaces
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torus embedding
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