Abstract: For three typical sets of small reaction networks (networks with two reactions, one irreversible and one reversible reaction, or two reversible-reaction pairs), we completely answer the challenging question: what is the smallest subset of all multistable networks such that any multistable network outside of the subset contains either more species or more reactants than any network in this subset?
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