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Non-planar (3,6)-sparse graphs with various apex properties

Authors: Grasegger, Georg; Dewar, Sean; Kastis, Eleftherios; Nixon, Anthony; Servatius, Brigitte;

Non-planar (3,6)-sparse graphs with various apex properties

Abstract

In this data set we provide the list of non-planar connected (3-6)sparse graphs with different apex properties. A graph is (3,6)-sparse if if for every subset of n vertices,with at least 3 elements, the number of edges in the subgraph induced by these elements is at most 3n − 6. We call a graph apex if there is a vertex whose deletion gives a planar graph. A graph is critically apex if the deletion of every single vertex yields a planar graph. Similarly (critically) edge-apex graphs are defined with the deletion of edges. Furthermore, k-apex and k-edge-apex graphs are defined by deleting k vertices or edges. The data set provides graphs in Graph6 data format.

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