Open Proof Obligations
These proof obligations have at least one statement that is not yet supported by a grounded chain of archived proofs. Status is computed across the whole archive; draft submissions are included.
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Grids are planar
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Every grid graph is planar.
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A finite simple graph admits a crossing-free straight-line drawing exactly when it contains no subdivision of K₅ or K₃,₃. This is Kuratowski's theorem together with Fáry's straight-line drawing theorem.
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Every ladder graph is outerplanar.
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Every ladder graph is planar.
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Every ladder graph is series-parallel.
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Every path graph is outerplanar.
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Paths are planar
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Every path graph is planar.
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Paths are trees
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Every path graph is a tree.
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Wagner's theorem
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For every finite simple graph, admitting a crossing-free drawing is equivalent to containing neither K₅ nor K₃,₃ as a minor.
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Every series-parallel graph is planar.
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Every star graph is outerplanar.
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Stars are planar
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Every star graph is planar.
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Stars are trees
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Every star graph is a tree.
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Every tree is outerplanar.
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Trees are planar
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Every tree is planar.
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Every triangle is maximal outerplanar.
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Every triangle is outerplanar.
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Every triangle is planar.
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kuratowskiFree_iff_excludedMinorsA graph contains a subdivision of K₅ or K₃,₃ exactly when it contains K₅ or K₃,₃ as a minor. This special equivalence does not hold for arbitrary forbidden graphs.
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Walls are planar
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Every wall graph is planar.
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Every wheel graph is a Halin graph.
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Every wheel graph is planar.
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exists_nearLinearTime_randomized_welzlOrder_programNear-linear computation of graph Welzl orders (Dreier–Kuske, Theorem 1.3): one randomized word-RAM program, given a member of a graph class whose neighborhood complexity is uniformly at most , returns with probability at least an order with crossing number at most , within a constant multiple of steps.
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For every there is a prime with .
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For every there is an odd prime with .
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