The existence of planar 4-connected essentially 6-edge-connected graphs with no claw-decompositions
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Abstract: In 2006 Bar{'a}t and Thomassen conjectured that every planar -edge-connected -regular simple graph of size divisible by three admits a claw-decomposition. Later, Lai (2007) disproved this conjecture by a family of planar graphs with edge-connectivity which the smallest one contains vertices. In this note, we first give a smaller counterexample having only vertices and next construct a family of planar -connected essentially -edge-connected -regular simple graphs of size divisible by three with no claw-decompositions. This result provides the sharpness for two known results which say that every -edge-connected graph of size divisible by three admits a claw-decomposition if it is essentially -edge-connected or planar.
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