Jones' Conjecture in subcubic graphs

12/03/2019
by   Marthe Bonamy, et al.
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We confirm Jones' Conjecture for subcubic graphs. Namely, if a subcubic planar graph does not contain k+1 vertex-disjoint cycles, then it suffices to delete 2k vertices to obtain a forest.

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