Towards the Albertson conjecture
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Abstract: Albertson conjectured that if a graph has chromatic number then its crossing number is at least as much as the crossing number of . Albertson, Cranston, and Fox verified the conjecture for . We prove the statement for .
Summary: Albertson conjectured that if a graph \(G\) has chromatic number \(r\), then the crossing number of \(G\) is at least as large as the crossing number of \(K_r\), the complete graph on \(r\) vertices. \textit{M.O. Albertson}, \textit{D.W. Cranston}, and \textit{J. Fox} [``Crossings, colorings, and cliques, Electron. J. Comb. 16, No.\,1, Research Paper R45 (2009; Zbl 1182.05035)] verified the conjecture for \(r \geqslant 12\). In this paper we prove it for \(r\leqslant 16\).
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