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Describing $4$-paths in $3$-polytopes with minimum degree $5$
O. V. Borodina, A. O. Ivanovab a Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Novosibirsk, Russia
b Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University, Yakutsk, Russia
Abstract:
Back in 1922, Franklin proved that each $3$-polytope with minimum degree $5$ has a $5$-vertex adjacent to two vertices of degree at most $6$, which is tight. This result has been extended and refined in several directions. In particular, Jendrol' and Madaras (1996) ensured a $4$-path with the degree-sum at most $23$. The purpose of this note is to prove that each 3-polytope with minimum degree $5$ has a $(6,5,6,6)$-path or $(5,5,5,7)$-path, which is tight and refines both above mentioned results.
Keywords:
planar graph, plane map, structure properties, $3$-polytope, $4$-path.
Received: 23.11.2015
Citation:
O. V. Borodin, A. O. Ivanova, “Describing $4$-paths in $3$-polytopes with minimum degree $5$”, Sibirsk. Mat. Zh., 57:5 (2016), 981–987; Siberian Math. J., 57:5 (2016), 764–768
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