Low polynomial exclusion of planar graph patterns
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Abstract: The celebrated grid exclusion theorem states that for every -vertex planar graph , there is a constant such that if a graph does not contain as a minor then has treewidth at most . We are looking for patterns of where this bound can become a low degree polynomial. We provide such bounds for the following parameterized graphs: the wheel (), the double wheel (), any graph of pathwidth at most 2 (), and the yurt graph ().
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