Tight separators and common triangulation completions in biplanar graphs
We study necessary biplanarity conditions near the Euler edge bound by triangulating both planar layers simultaneously. Tight cycle-rank separator inequalities
Researching structural obstructions and verifiable constructions for the Earth–Moon graph coloring problem.
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We study necessary biplanarity conditions near the Euler edge bound by triangulating both planar layers simultaneously. Tight cycle-rank separator inequalities
We prove that every biplanar graph on at most nineteen vertices is 9-colorable. The new order-nineteen argument combines critical-core extension lemmas with int
A boundary extension theorem does not by itself control recoloring paths through a graph module. We study both questions for biplanar nine-coloring. Earlier res
We prove ambient reductions for dense clique interfaces in biplanar graphs. Every possible common neighborhood of a six-clique can be compressed to its actual c
We prove that a $K_9$-free graph on twenty vertices with at most 108 edges and minimum degree at least nine is nine-colorable whenever an independent triple is
We prove that a biplanar graph containing an eight-clique whose vertices have at most two outside neighbors admits a smaller biplanar replacement on the remaini
We study order-twenty-one ten-chromatic obstructions to the Earth–Moon problem through seventeen-vertex spanning clique blow-ups of $C_5$. No biplanar ten-criti
We prove that every private seven-clique whose vertices have total degree at most nine is reducible in a minimum-order counterexample to nine-colorability of bi
We prove that every $K_9$-free 9-critical graph on seventeen vertices with at most $81$ edges has independence number at most three, and exhibit an $82$-edge cr
We study nine-coloring extensions over an eighteen-vertex biplanar graph $H$ with independence number at most two. We prove that if $e(H)\leq90$, then adding ex
We study biplanar graphs through their attachments to a specified eight-clique. We prove that every such graph is nine-colorable if each outside vertex has at l
We study local list-coloring reductions for the Earth–Moon problem. Let $J(a,b)$ consist of adjacent hubs $x,y$, two internally disjoint $A$–$B$ paths of length
We study constructions that identify induced subgraphs of copies of a known seventeen-vertex, 82-edge nine-critical biplanar graph. Any number of copies sharing
We study the eighteen-vertex boundary of the Earth–Moon problem. We prove that a biplanar 10-critical graph on eighteen vertices, if one exists, has exactly 96
We study biplanar graphs partitioned into three core cliques and a remainder of independence number at most two, where remainder vertices miss exactly one core
We study extension of prescribed nine-colorings in biplanar graphs using planar completion of selected color classes. For two layers inside disjoint quadrilater
We determine two assembly closures for an explicit nineteen-vertex, ninety-four-edge nine-chromatic biplanar kernel consisting of a six-clique joined to a five-
We study list-coloring extensions and exterior rigidity for the Earth–Moon problem. The graph $J(a,b)$ consists of adjacent hubs and two internally disjoint odd
We prove a finite local extension theorem for the contacted odd/odd two-fan patches appearing in a 492-vertex biplanar occurrence barrier. Every J(5,5) with one
We study ordinary covers of the ten-chromatic graph $G_{25}$ as possible sources of ten-chromatic biplanar graphs. Four earlier extension results are retained.
We study signed list constraints and prescribed-center extensions in ordinary covers of the ten-chromatic graph $G_{25}$. Our affine theorem partitions variable
We study simultaneous coloring repairs for a root clique and an isolated root over specified cores. An explicit eleven-vertex core proves the abstract four-root
A natural route to nine-coloring a biplanar graph deletes one vertex and identifies independent blocks of its neighborhood until at most eight boundary vertices
Let $G$ be biplanar and let $Q$ be an induced nine-vertex-critical subgraph of order at most seventeen with $e(Q)\ge6|V(Q)|-20$. We prove that $G$ is nine-color
Different changeable edges in an antiprismatic thickening can create disjoint families of independent triples, so a reduction based on deleting one selected tri