Complete minors in complements of nonseparating planar graphs
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Abstract: We prove that the complement of any non-separating planar graph of order contains a minor, and argue that the order is lowest possible with this property. To illustrate the necessity of the non-separating hypothesis, we give an example of a planar graph of order 11 whose complement does not contain a minor. We argue that the complements of planar graphs of order 11 are intrinsically knotted. We compute the Hadwiger numbers of complements of wheel graphs.
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