Contractible edges in 3-connected graphs that preserve a minor
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Abstract: Let be a -connected graph with a -connected (or sufficiently small) simple minor . We establish that has a forest with at least edges such that is -connected with an -minor for each . Moreover, we may pick with edges provided is triangle-free. These results are sharp. Our result generalizes a previous one by Ando et. al., which establishes that a -connected graph has at least contractible edges. As another consequence, each triangle-free -connected graph has an spanning tree of contractible edges. Our results follow from a more general theorem on graph minors, a splitter theorem, which is also established here.
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