Embeddings of bipartite graphs
Mohammed Z. Abu-Sbeih, T. D. Parsons
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Mohammed Z. Abu-Sbeih, T. D. Parsons
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Abstract If G is a bipartite graph with bipartition A, B then let Gm,n(A, B) be obtained from G by replacing each vertex a of A by an independent set a1, …, am, each vertex b of B by an independent set b1,…, bn, and each edge ab of G by the complete bipartite graph with edges aibj (1 ≤ i ≤ m and 1 ≤ j ≤ n). Whenever G has certain types of spanning forests, then cellular embeddings of G in surfaces S may be lifted to embeddings of Gm,n(A, B) having faces of the same sizes as those of G in S. These results are proved by the technique of “excess‐current graphs.” They include new genus embeddings for a large class of bipartite graphs.
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Abstract If G is a bipartite graph with bipartition A, B then let Gm,n(A, B) be obtained from G by replacing each vertex a of A by an independent set a1, …, am, each vertex b of B by an independent set b1,…, bn, and each edge ab of G by the complete bipartite graph with edges aibj (1 ≤ i ≤ m and 1 ≤ j ≤ n). Whenever G has certain types of spanning forests, then cellular embeddings of G in surfaces S may be lifted to embeddings of Gm,n(A, B) having faces of the same sizes as those of G in S. These results are proved by the technique of “excess‐current graphs.” They include new genus embeddings for a large class of bipartite graphs.
Key concepts: Combinatorics, Bipartite graph, Mathematics, Vertex (graph theory), Graph, Complete bipartite graph, Discrete mathematics, Edge-transitive graph