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TGT 30 Date: 24 (Wed.) 26 (Fri.), October 2018 Place: Hatoba Hall, Yokohama Here 24th May, 2018 JCCA2018 1 Every 4-connected graph with crossing number 2 is hamiltonian Kenta Ozeki (Yokohama National Univeristy) Joint work with Carol


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Every 4-connected graph with crossing number 2 is hamiltonian

Joint work with Carol Zamfirescu (Ghent University, Belgium)

Kenta Ozeki (Yokohama National Univeristy)

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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Hamilton cycle in a graph A cycle visiting all vertices

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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Tait (1884) : Hamiltonian cycle in cubic map 4-coloring in plane graph Hamilton cycle in a graph A cycle visiting all vertices

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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

False Tait (1884) : Hamiltonian cycle in cubic map 4-coloring in plane graph Hamilton cycle in a graph A cycle visiting all vertices

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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

False True (4-color thm.) Tait (1884) : Hamiltonian cycle in cubic map 4-coloring in plane graph Hamilton cycle in a graph A cycle visiting all vertices

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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)
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Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)
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Projective plane

Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

Thomas & Yu `94

K.K. & Oz. `14

Thomassen `83

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Projective plane Torus

Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

Thomas & Yu `94

K.K. & Oz. `14

Thomas, Yu & Zang `05

K.K. & Oz. `16

Thomassen `83

Thomas & Yu `97

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Projective plane Torus K-bottle

Hamiltonicity of plane graphs

Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

Thomas & Yu `94

K.K. & Oz. `14

Thomas, Yu & Zang `05

K.K. & Oz. `16

Brunet, Nakamoto & Negami `99

Thomassen `83

Thomas & Yu `97

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Crossing number and Hamiltonicity

We study this from another aspect, crossing number Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)
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Crossing number and Hamiltonicity

We study this from another aspect, crossing number Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

crossing

G : graph

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Crossing number and Hamiltonicity

We study this from another aspect, crossing number Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

crossing

G : graph Consider drawing of G with min. # of crossings

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Crossing number and Hamiltonicity

We study this from another aspect, crossing number Many works for graphs on surfaces

4-connected plane graph has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. (Tutte, `56)

crossing

G : graph Consider drawing of G cr(G) : # of its crossings with min. # of crossings

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The case of small crossing number

◼ cr(G) = 1

G : projective planar

Projective plane

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The case of small crossing number

◼ cr(G) = 1

G : projective planar

Projective plane

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◼ cr(G) = 1

G : projective planar 4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 1 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Cor. of Thomas & Yu, `94

The case of small crossing number

Projective plane

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◼ cr(G) = 2

G : embeddable on K-bottle

◼ cr(G) = 1

G : projective planar 4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 1 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Cor. of Thomas & Yu, `94

Projective plane K-bottle

The case of small crossing number

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◼ cr(G) = 2

G : embeddable on K-bottle Does 4-conn. graph on K-bottle have a Hamilton cycle?

c.f. Conj. for torus by Grunbaum `70, Nash-Williams `73

◼ cr(G) = 1

G : projective planar 4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 1 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Cor. of Thomas & Yu, `94

The case of small crossing number

Projective plane K-bottle

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4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)

The case of small crossing number

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4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 6 and no Hamilton cycle

Prop.

The case of small crossing number

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4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 6 and no Hamilton cycle

Prop.

What about 4-conn. graphs G with cr(G) = 3, 4, 5?

The case of small crossing number

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Hamiltonicity and 1-tough

◼ G has a Hamilton cycle

G : 1-tough

S

What about 4-conn. graphs G with cr(G) = 3, 4, 5? S : cutset, (# of comp.s of G-S)

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Hamiltonicity and 1-tough

◼ G has a Hamilton cycle

G : 1-tough

S

What about 4-conn. graphs G with cr(G) = 3, 4, 5? S : cutset, (# of comp.s of G-S)

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Hamiltonicity and 1-tough

◼ G has a Hamilton cycle

G : 1-tough S : cutset, (# of comp.s of G-S)

S

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) is 1-tough

Prop.

What about 4-conn. graphs G with cr(G) = 3, 4, 5?

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Crossing number 2

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)
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Crossing number 2

Proof: Add a new vertex on the 2 crossing points

crossing

graph G 4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)
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Crossing number 2

Proof: Add a new vertex on the 2 crossing points

crossing

graph G

New vertex

Plane graph 4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)
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Crossing number 2

If is 4-conn. Hamilton cycle

crossing

graph G

New vertex

Plane graph

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Crossing number 2

If is 4-conn. Hamilton cycle For G : 4-conn. planar and , has a Hamilton cycle. (Thomas & Yu, `94)

crossing

graph G

New vertex

Plane graph

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Crossing number 2

So, : NOT 4-conn. If is 4-conn. Hamilton cycle For G : 4-conn. planar and , has a Hamilton cycle. (Thomas & Yu, `94)

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Crossing number 2

So, : NOT 4-conn. Since G : 4-conn.,

crossing

4-cut as in the right figure If is 4-conn. Hamilton cycle For G : 4-conn. planar and , has a Hamilton cycle. (Thomas & Yu, `94)

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Crossing number 2

crossing Plane graph crossing

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Crossing number 2

Plane graph crossing

: 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing) : 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing) Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing) Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify it suitably

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: 4-connected crossing # = 1 Hamilton cycle in (without edge-crossing)

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Crossing number 2

Modify the right part! : 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Modify the right part! Add an edge e as above, e : 4-connected crossing # = 1

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Crossing number 2

Add an edge e as above, and find a H-cycle thr. e : 4-connected crossing # = 1 e Modify the right part!

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Crossing number 2

e : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Add an edge e as above, and find a H-cycle thr. e Modify the right part!

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Crossing number 2

e : 4-connected crossing # = 1 Add an edge e as above, and find a H-cycle thr. e Modify the right part!

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Summary

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 2 has a Hamilton cycle

  • Thm. ( Oz. & Zamfirescu `17+)

4-conn. graph G with cr(G) = 6 and no Hamilton cycle

Prop.

What about 4-conn. graphs G with cr(G) = 3, 4, 5?

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Thank you for your attention

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