Tangles, tree-decompositions and grids in matroids
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- Excluding a planar graph from \(\mathrm{GF}(q)\)-representable matroids
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- Menger's theorem for matroids
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- A characterization of tangle matroids
- Obstructions to branch-decomposition of matroids
- Tangle and Maximal Ideal
- Rooted grid minors
- Inequivalent representations of matroids over prime fields
- Decomposition width of matroids
- Tangles and single linkage hierarchical clustering
- Trees of tangles in infinite separation systems
- Tangles are Decided by Weighted Vertex Sets
- Computing with tangles
- Tangle bases: Revisited
- Connectivity gaps among matroids with the same enumerative invariants
- Tangles and Hierarchical Clustering
- Characterising 4-tangles through a connectivity property
- What is a 4-connected matroid?
- Untangling Gaussian mixtures
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- Connectivity functions and polymatroids
- A short proof that every finite graph has a tree-decomposition displaying its tangles
- Tangles, trees, and flowers
- A note on multiflows and treewidth
- Some recent progress and applications in graph minor theory
- Some open problems on excluding a uniform matroid
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