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d-Realizers and the Minimal Graph Without One Nelson, Kristina
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We explore the work of Evans et al., who in turn have built on Schnyder’s definition of the dimension of a graph, and extended Schnyder woods to higher dimensions. Here we discuss d-realizers: sequences of d permutations on a set of vertices required to have empty intersection and d ‘suspension’ vertices. We will present a minimal graph having no d-realizer, and numerous graphs on 5, 6 and 7 vertices that do have one. Finally, we consider what possible characterization of graphs having a d-realizer could extend the triangulated-graph characterization found by Schnyder for 3 dimensional graphs.
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d-Realizers and the Minimal Graph Without One
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We explore the work of Evans et al., who in turn have built on Schnyder’s definition of the dimension of a graph, and extended Schnyder woods to higher dimensions. Here we discuss d-realizers: sequences of d permutations on a set of vertices required to have empty intersection and d ‘suspension’ vertices. We will present a minimal graph having no d-realizer, and numerous graphs on 5, 6 and 7 vertices that do have one. Finally, we consider what possible characterization of graphs having a d-realizer could extend the triangulated-graph characterization found by Schnyder for 3 dimensional graphs.
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2015-10-24
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0103600
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Unreviewed
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Graduate
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