Surface Embedding of Non-Bipartite k-Extendable Graphs
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Abstract: We find the minimum number for any surface , such that every -embeddable non-bipartite graph is not -extendable. In particular, we construct the so-called bow-tie graphs , and show that they are -extendable. This confirms the existence of an infinite number of -extendable non-bipartite graphs which can be embedded in the Klein bottle.
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