Minimal Separating Sets in Surfaces

Given a connected topolgical space X, we say that L ⊆ X is a minimal separating set if removing L from X gives a disconnected surface, butremoving any proper subset of L leaves the surface connected. We classify which embeddings of topological graphs are minimal separating in an orientable surface X with genus g, and construct a computer program to compute the number of such embeddings, and the number of topological graphs which admit such an embedding for g ≤ 5.

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PDXScholar (Portland State University)
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2024-09-09
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Superconducting and THz Device Technology
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Minimal Separating Sets in Surfaces

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Minimal Separating Sets in Surfaces

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Abstract

Given a connected topolgical space X, we say that L ⊆ X is a minimal separating set if removing L from X gives a disconnected surface, butremoving any proper subset of L leaves the surface connected. We classify which embeddings of topological graphs are minimal separating in an orientable surface X with genus g, and construct a computer program to compute the number of such embeddings, and the number of topological graphs which admit such an embedding for g ≤ 5.

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