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Artifact ↗The Linear List Hadwiger Conjecture
Theorem 1.1: there is an absolute integer such that every finite nonempty simple graph satisfies ; Corollary 1.2 gives the ordinary linear Hadwiger bound . The constant is not computed or optimised and must be at least by Steiner's examples. The proof shows -minor-free graphs on at most vertices are -choosable and then lifts this to all orders through Postle-style separability and a three-district recursion. It does not give close to or .
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
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Canonical aliases: The Linear List Hadwiger Conjecture · Linear List Hadwiger conjecture
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The Linear List Hadwiger Conjecture parent of this event
Theorem 1.1: there is an absolute integer such that every finite nonempty simple graph satisfies ; Corollary 1.2 gives the ordinary linear Hadwiger bound . The constant is not computed or optimised and must be at least by Steiner's examples. The proof shows -minor-free graphs on at most vertices are -choosable and then lifts this to all orders through Postle-style separability and a three-district recursion. It does not give close to or . parent of this event
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