Partial triangulations of surfaces with girth constraints
Stephen C. Power

TL;DR
This paper investigates finite classes of partial triangulations of surfaces with specific girth constraints, characterizing sparse graphs and establishing finiteness results for contraction-minimal graphs under certain tightness conditions.
Contribution
It extends finiteness results to cellular partial triangulations with girth inequalities and characterizes M-embedded sparse graphs via higher genus girth inequalities.
Findings
Finiteness of minimal triangulations for certain surface classes.
Characterization of M-embedded sparse graphs through girth inequalities.
Finiteness of contraction-minimal (3,6)-tight and (3,3)-tight graphs.
Abstract
Barnette and Edelson have shown that there are finitely many minimal triangulations of a connected compact 2-manifold M. Similar finiteness results are obtained for cellular partial triangulations that satisfy various girth inequality constraints for embedded cycles. A characterisation of various M-embedded sparse graphs is given in terms of the satisfaction of higher genus girth inequalities. With this it is shown that there are finitely many contraction-minimal M-embedded graphs that are (3,6)-tight or (3,3)-tight.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
