Note on Ramsey theorems for spatial graphs
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To show that Ramsey theorem for spatial graphs without local knots does not hold in general, we construct a spatial embedding of \(K_{n,n}\) which has no local knots on edges and which contains any subdivision of a given nonsplittable 2-component link.
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