Non-uniqueness of optimal -embeddings on surfaces up to weak equivalence
Kengo Enami
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We study the uniqueness of optimal -embeddings on closed surfaces up to weak equivalence. Answering a question of Suzuki in the negative, we show that for every closed surface other than the sphere, the projective plane and the Klein bottle, there exists an optimal -embedded graph admitting two weakly inequivalent optimal -embeddings. Our construction is given explicitly on the torus and is then extended to other surfaces through a suitable connected-sum construction that preserves weak inequivalence. As a consequence, we also obtain optimal -embedded graphs with exponentially many pairwise weakly inequivalent optimal -embeddings as the genus increases.
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