Coloring curves that cross a fixed curve
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Abstract: We prove that for every integer , the class of intersection graphs of curves in the plane each of which crosses a fixed curve in at least one and at most points is -bounded. This is essentially the strongest -boundedness result one can get for this kind of graph classes. As a corollary, we prove that for any fixed integers and , every -quasi-planar topological graph on vertices with any two edges crossing at most times has edges.
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