Circuit Preserving Edge Maps
Jon Henry Sanders, David Sanders

TL;DR
This paper proves that any one-to-one edge map between 3-connected graphs that preserves circuits is induced by a vertex isomorphism, generalizing Whitney's classical result to possibly infinite graphs.
Contribution
It extends Whitney's theorem by showing circuit-preserving edge maps are induced by vertex isomorphisms in 3-connected graphs, including infinite cases.
Findings
Circuit-preserving edge maps are induced by vertex isomorphisms.
Generalization of Whitney's theorem to infinite graphs.
Applicable to 3-connected graphs, finite or infinite.
Abstract
It is proved that any one-to-one edge map f from a 3-connected graph G onto a graph H, G and H possibly infinite, satisfying f(C) is a circuit in H whenever C is a circuit in G is induced by a vertex isomorphism. This generalizes a result of Whitney which hypothesizes f(C) is a circuit in H if and only if C is a circuit in G.
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