Treewidth of Cartesian products of highly connected graphs
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Abstract: The following theorem is proved: For all -connected graphs and each with at least vertices, the treewidth of the cartesian product of and is at least . For this lower bound is asymptotically tight for particular graphs and . This theorem generalises a well known result about the treewidth of planar grid graphs.
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