Thin position and planar surfaces for graphs in the 3-sphere
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Abstract: We show that given a trivalent graph in , either the graph complement contains an essential almost meridional planar surface or thin position for the graph is also bridge position. This can be viewed as an extension of a theorem of Thompson to graphs. It follows that any graph complement always contains a useful planar surface.
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