Every graph is a cut locus
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- Connections between differential geometry and topology. I. Simply connected surfaces
- Curvature and geometry of tessellating plane graphs
- Curvature, geometry and spectral properties of planar graphs
- Cut loci of submanifolds in space forms and in the geometries of Möbius and Lie
- Cut locus structures on graphs
- Farthest points and cut loci on some degenerate convex surfaces
- Geodesics in non-positively curved plane tessellations
- Graphs on surfaces
- Many endpoints and few interior points of geodesics
- Metric structure of cut loci in surfaces and Ambrose's problem
- On the length of the cut locus on surfaces
- Scattering of geodesic fields, I
- Simplicial Structure of the Real Analytic Cut Locus
- Stability of the cut locus in dimensions less than or equal to 6
- THE UNBOUNDED DEAD-END DEPTH PROPERTY IS NOT A GROUP INVARIANT
- The cut loci and the conjugate loci on ellipsoids
- The cut loci on ellipsoids and certain Liouville manifolds
- The cut locus and conjugate locus of a riemannian manifold
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